Days of play: Abundant recreation options keep Port Huron families on the move
"They have made recreation a priority and that really contributes to the growth and quality of life in the city." -Port Huron Parks and Rec Director Nancy Winzer
Outdoors
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More to explore: Community paddles aim to get more people on the water
"We want to have these paddling and bike events to bring people to the community...we want to add recreational events that highlight our water trails, and to make the entire population stay." -Lori Eschenberg
Marysville: A hidden jewel along the St. Clair River
"We don't need to make a comeback, things are going good here, we have low crime, our services are outstanding and our schools rank in the top 10 in the state of Michigan."-Randy Fernandez
Rethinking Algonac’s future: How a city with no downtown becomes a destination
"We're all about placemaking and making Algonac an awesome place to live, work, and play." City Manager Denice Gerstenberg
McMorran Plaza to undergo major renovations, add ice rink to downtown Port Huron
McMorran Plaza redevelopment will bring permanent ice rink to Port Huron.
Port Huron strolling to a more walkable, bikeable future
Port Huron is evolving into a community that is walkable, bikeable encouraging visitors to come and stay awhile.
What’s next for Mt. Pleasant? Stay connected with IMG’s newest pub, ‘Epicenter’
There are plenty of great things happening in Mt. Pleasant and its neighboring communities. We think it’s time people heard more about them.
PHOTOS: What do you love about downtown Marine City?
More and more people are stopping into Marine City to see what's new. Find out what people love about Marine City.
St. Clair River at center of Bluewater region’s rejuvenation
Investment in housing, retail and recreation has boosted the St. Clair River and spurred development in the towns along its banks.
St. Clair County discovers economic opportunity in kayaking
Michigan's waterways offer infinite possibilities for recreation, fishing, and adventure. Planners in St. Clair County have discovered a gem in their own backyard, and through careful planning and promotion turned it into a kayaking destination.
More to explore: Community paddles aim to get more people on the water
"We want to have these paddling and bike events to bring people to the community...we want to add recreational events that highlight our water trails, and to make the entire population stay." -Lori Eschenberg
Marysville: A hidden jewel along the St. Clair River
"We don't need to make a comeback, things are going good here, we have low crime, our services are outstanding and our schools rank in the top 10 in the state of Michigan."-Randy Fernandez
Rethinking Algonac’s future: How a city with no downtown becomes a destination
"We're all about placemaking and making Algonac an awesome place to live, work, and play." City Manager Denice Gerstenberg
McMorran Plaza to undergo major renovations, add ice rink to downtown Port Huron
McMorran Plaza redevelopment will bring permanent ice rink to Port Huron.
Port Huron strolling to a more walkable, bikeable future
Port Huron is evolving into a community that is walkable, bikeable encouraging visitors to come and stay awhile.
What’s next for Mt. Pleasant? Stay connected with IMG’s newest pub, ‘Epicenter’
There are plenty of great things happening in Mt. Pleasant and its neighboring communities. We think it’s time people heard more about them.
PHOTOS: What do you love about downtown Marine City?
More and more people are stopping into Marine City to see what's new. Find out what people love about Marine City.
St. Clair River at center of Bluewater region’s rejuvenation
Investment in housing, retail and recreation has boosted the St. Clair River and spurred development in the towns along its banks.
St. Clair County discovers economic opportunity in kayaking
Michigan's waterways offer infinite possibilities for recreation, fishing, and adventure. Planners in St. Clair County have discovered a gem in their own backyard, and through careful planning and promotion turned it into a kayaking destination.
