What do you get when you blend a generous portion of classic rock with a touch of southern rock, a pinch of blues, and a distinct splash of soul, bluegrass, and funk? That would be the band The Gasoline Gypsies.
Years ago, if you wanted a spectacular view of all downtown Port Huron had to offer, you went to the Fogcutter Restaurant at 511 Fort St., and from there on the sixth floor, you could see the Canadian side of the river, the Bluewater Bridge, and so much more. That view will soon be restored when Rix's Rooftop opens its doors.
Port Huron manufacturing company, PJ Wallbank Spring, is making a big impact globally and locally. The growing company plans to add jobs, nearly doubling in size and continue making a difference in the community
Green microgym bicycles allow students to spend time reading, exercising and learning more about generating power at their elementary school in Avoca.
St. Clair County and Port Huron’’s music scene is a diverse blend of artists who strive to remain authentic. ?
Sharing a sundae, or a piece of bumpy cake, can put the perfect finishing touches on Valentine's Day. Gayle and Rock Stevens are ready to create the ideal romantic mood for those planning to spend Valentine's Day at The Atrium.
Sperry's Movie House is adding to downtown Port Huron improvements. The theater is also opening a restaurant this week.
It's hard to define, but you know it when you feel it: the vibe of an excellent neighborhood bar. The Keel's Mickey Lyons gives us an inside tour of some of Port Huron;s most venerable establishments.
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