For over 90 years, the Pere Marquette Railroad Bridge was a beloved and recognizable part of the Blue Water Area landscape. Now dismantled and shipped away, we look back on the long-spanning history of the bridge and what’s next for the Port Huron property.
Fox Pointe Equestrian Center’s Aimee Latsch shares a glimpse into the high-quality facilities and competitive training programs offered by the center.
Through the art mentorship program, aspiring young artists have the opportunity to learn valuable skills and gain insight that can help them kickstart a successful career in the art industry.
Two Henry Ford Health doctors want to train health care providers to screen patients for risk of suicide — and connect them with resources to prevent suicide if the risk is high.
Michigan’s community mental health providers are stepping in with innovative programs that support Michiganders experiencing both homelessness and mental illness.
The CEO of local nonprofit Michigan Saves hopes to promote clean energy and is inspired by the impact of her agency’s work.
The newest addition to the Bridge to Bay Trail, the pedestrian bridge over the Black River Canal, was officially commemorated on Wednesday, June 7, during a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony held in Fort Gratiot.
Discover what lies ahead for Lexington State Harbor and the vibrant waterfront community as Lexington Downtown Development Authority and village staff share insight into the plans and next steps for the redevelopment project.
Black Lives Matter Port Huron has been reflecting on the past and is working to build a more just and joyful future in St. Clair County.
Psychiatry fellows and psychiatry residents are helping to fill the gaps in care experienced by rural Michiganders.
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