The Attic Finds and General Store, located on Dixie Highway, originally started as a store specializing in refurbished furniture and gift items. Over time, it has expanded to encompass a clothing boutique, an arts and crafts consignment shop, and is soon set to introduce local produce to its offerings.
The Beck family has transformed the 100-year-old McNaughton Estate in Clyde into a 12-acre agritainment destination offering a fall experience that’s fun for the whole family.
With more than $75,000 in cash prizes up for grabs, local businesses are whipping up their signature treats to prepare for the upcoming MI New Favorite Snack competition taking place in Port Huron this September.
Originating as a commemorative celebration honoring Clay Township's bicentennial last year, Clay Days has transformed into a yearly educational and cultural affair.
Drawing on her background in art and design, local business owner Debbie Dare digs into creative projects restoring and reimagining furniture.
The Painted Toad, a new business in Marine City, offers a place to get creative and explore new art mediums.
Beth Welser has opened the first brick-and-mortar location of her long-running business, Dot's Candy Bar, in downtown Port Huron.
“It really is a unique store offering a place for gamers to meet, play, and compete,” says owner Gage Badgerow.
“They’re beautiful two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartments with a prime location in the heart of downtown, so not only will tenants be close to what’s going on at the Wrigley Center, but to all of the other attractions and stores located downtown as well,” says Korissa Kramer, Partner/Associate Broker for Kramer Commercial Realty.
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