Explore some hidden gems along Michigan’s Thumb coast
Ready to hit the road this summer? Take advantage of a trip close to home and check out some of the hidden gems the Thumb has to offer.
Ready to hit the road this summer? Take advantage of a trip close to home and check out some of the hidden gems the Thumb has to offer.
With a dream in her mind, Carol Hall made her goal of owning a business come true. Now she runs The Hallway Escape in Port Huron.
The Amish Country Bulk Market in Fort Gratiot is a place where customers can find out of the ordinary goods and top notch service.
Investment in housing, retail and recreation has boosted the St. Clair River and spurred development in the towns along its banks.
From soaps and honey to fruits and veggies, vendors offer a variety of good at weekly farmer's markets throughout the summer.
Wolverine Market owner Andy Bakko loves sharing his knowledge of wine with customers, especially those who are trying to figure out which one is perfect for their palate.
In the mood for a mouthwatering burger? Give one of these Port Huron restaurants a try to find a new favorite.
A love for cooking and the desire to spend more time with his young son guided Gary Lokers to the path of starting a food truck. Eli's Eats in the Streets in just about ready to roll in St. Clair County.
Casey Harris took an unusual path to entrepreneurship. The one-time minor league hockey player fell in love with the Blue Water area and after hanging up his skates dove in to the business world, first operating a bed and breakfast and now Casey's Restaurant in Port Huron.
Entrepreneurs now have a place in Port Huron where they can rent space, work with others and help their business grow and thrive with The Underground business incubator.
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