After a Traverse City food distributor’s closure, Michigan farmers work to keep produce in state
Cherry Capital Foods closed in November, leaving Michigan farmers and produce buyers scrambling to figure out what's next.
Wood’nt do anything else
With family legacies steeped in a deep appreciation for craftsmanship and vintage watercraft, three Blue Water Area residents share their connections and shared mission for preserving wooden boats.
To build a mental wellness plan, take it one step at a time
Michigan mental health professionals share tips on building a mental wellness plan for 2024.
Un informe destaca la necesidad de una atención y educación más completas y equitativas en la primer
En el condado de Kent, estas barreras están perfectamente ilustradas por un informe publicado recientemente, Split by More Than the Grand River: Cómo la Desigualdad en el Acceso al Cuidado Infantil Asequible Divide el Condado de Kent.
Partner Partner Content As research shows impact of loneliness, local organizations work together to keep seniors connected
Mental health can have a significant impact on physical health, and the same holds true of the effects of loneliness. Learn how local organizations such as St. Clair County Community Mental Health and St. Clair County Council on Aging are working together to address senior loneliness and increase engagement within the elderly community.
A journey of solace and art inspires local entrepreneur’s new business, Lake House
Blue Water Area resident Rachael Johnsick never imagined that her passion for gathering lakeside treasures would evolve into her latest venture opening a new storefront in Fort Gratiot spotlighting her and other local artists’ unique creations.
It’s been a ride: DB Harrington locomotive unveiled at Wrigley Hall following years-long restoration
Having endured a long journey to its new home, the historic D.B. Harrington locomotive speaks to us today of days gone by. Explore the preservation efforts and how this iconic part of the Thumb’s history came to its new space in downtown Port Huron.
Lexington couple launches Your Mom’s House, a new food truck specializing in gluten-free fare
A Lexington couple has transformed their experience with food allergies into an opportunity to help other Blue Water Area residents facing similar challenges with their new food truck, Your Mom’s House.
Village of Lexington implements new social district boosting downtown entertainment offerings
The Village of Lexington has recently established a downtown social district creating a new avenue for gathering and entertainment in the waterfront community.
As Oakland County pays off 80,000 residents’ doctor bills, how can Michigan solve medical debt?
Oakland County's debt relief initiative highlights the overwhelming burden of medical debt for countless others in Michigan and beyond.
