Their tours have been canceled and their incomes disrupted. But local musicians have also found new ways to connect with fans and been inspired to create surprising new projects.
A Cass City business rapidly develops and creates a hospital bed shield to protect healthcare workers treating COVID-19 patients.
The Keel's new managing editor is no stranger to the people and places that are moving the Port Huron region forward.
Tricia Comtois and her team of five volunteers can churn out 80 medical masks in about four hours. To date, they’ve given out more than 2,000 such masks since they first started making them on Friday, March 20.
Mutual aid is not a new idea, but with COVID-19 increasing the need of communities around the world, it’s becoming a more popular — and more organized — one.
Like many businesses, Hallway Entertainment has been temporarily shuttered due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the state’s shelter-in-place order. But whereas other businesses can offer carry-out orders and sales via online gift shops, what can a business do when they don’t rely on physical goods but in-house experiences, instead?
Well-entrenched in the Port Huron business community, Lisa Bowman, owner of Sir Speedy, felt compelled to offer a message of hope as the COVID-19 pandemic altered the city’s commercial landscape.
Small businesses and restaurants are getting creative to stay open and serve their customers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Entrepreneurs need support from their patrons now, more than ever.
Many residents are in need of assistance due to the COVID-19 outbreak, find local resources that can help out during this time.
Three out of four people aged 50 and older want to remain at home. While it's the most cost-effective solution for elder care, it does still present some challenges. Here's how Michigan providers are addressing them.
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