Centennial Pines Tree Farm in Goodells has been providing quality Christmas trees and spreading seasonal joy for more than half of a century, but the property and family behind it go back even further.
Maggie’s Mexican Food, a new restaurant in Fort Gratiot, is bringing authentic Mexican cuisine to the area and fulfilling a lifelong dream for local resident Maggie Goudie.
Disc golfers in the area can now enjoy the sport close to home thanks to the construction of a nine-hole disc golf course at Fort Gratiot Pond/Nature Preserve completed this fall.
Nearly five months after a fire destroyed Zion Cathedral of Praise International Ministries, Inc. in Port Huron, Senior Pastor Kimberly Brown says they are looking to rebuild and come back stronger than ever.
In the 2020 Master Plan, the Village of Lexington looks to capitalize on what makes the region unique, while also taking into consideration the future of the community with plans to create more housing, increase walkability, and much more.
“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.
This Saturday, Dec. 3, downtown Marine City will be host to its 6th annual Merrytime Christmas. Downtown businesses are looking forward to the community-wide celebration which draws hundreds of visitors each year.
For first-time workers, looking for employment can prove to be a difficult task, but Michigan Works! offers several programs helping youth in foster care and young professionals discover new careers and obtain job training.
Supporting efforts to increase childhood literacy, a StoryWalk was recently installed at Marysville City Park offering a fun and interactive way for children and families to experience reading and recreation.
“The McLaren Port Huron Foundation’s focus this holiday season is about giving back; to the community through the free family holiday movie matinee, our employees by offering all decorated trees to them in a free drawing, and to our yearly donor club members by celebrating their commitment at a donor appreciation event,” says Sara Tait, Director of the McLaren Port Huron Foundation.
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