Michigan Works! Macomb/St. Clair doesn’t just focus on skill development for first-time or returning employees. Through the Going PRO Talent Fund, Michigan Works! provides resources for employers to offer skill development, helping to create a stronger workforce within in-demand industries.
In the 2020 Master Plan, the Village of Lexington looks to capitalize on what makes the region unique, while also taking into consideration the future of the community with plans to create more housing, increase walkability, and much more.
For first-time workers, looking for employment can prove to be a difficult task, but Michigan Works! offers several programs helping youth in foster care and young professionals discover new careers and obtain job training.
Fort Gratiot Township has a wide range of parks, trails, and recreation opportunities within the community. From the region’s waterways, bike paths, and, playgrounds, the township is focused on ensuring recreational opportunities are accessible for all.
As more shoppers aren’t spending as much time or money in traditional big chain retailers, the future of shopping malls is in question. Locally, Birchwood Mall has found a way to give small businesses a big focus.
Despite the lack of a marina, Fort Gratiot Township is the proud home of the Fort Gratiot RC Yacht Club. Although they operate in the same capacity as full-size sailboats, this particular club hosts smaller versions of radio-controlled sailboats.
Michigan Works! offers a wide variety of services for job-seekers and employers alike. With five career centers throughout Macomb and St. Clair counties, Michigan Works! provides resources and programming for all stages of career development.
The charming village of Lexington nestled on the shore of Lake Huron is just a half-hour away from Port Huron, but feels like such a getaway. We’ve compiled a helpful guide of must-see shops, restaurants, recreation, and lodging so you can experience and love Lexington like a local.
“Right now, we’re in dire straits," says the executive director of Child Care Network in Ann Arbor. She isn't alone. As the nationwide child care crisis rolls on, here’s what Michigan child care providers are experiencing regionally in Port Huron, Detroit, and Ann Arbor.
This weekend marks the unofficial kickoff to summertime fun. Here’s a roundup of many free, family-friendly activities including parks, recreation, beaches, swimming, and splash pads to check out this season.
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