“At school I spent most of my time reading and I’ve always loved children's books, so when Remi came along it really inspired me,” says Penny Roskey, author of “The Reminator 2 And B-Yond.”
St. Clair businesswoman Cassie Harms turned away from a career in accounting to pursue her passion for designing and creating quilts. Today, her work has received international recognition.
Michigan health care organizations are racing to determine what support those with "long COVID" need and how best to provide it.
The Blue Water Area is host to plenty of events this year offering spooky fun for everyone this Halloween.
“The way to get rid of discrimination and ignorance is through education and sharing our experiences with others who may not be aware of certain aspects of our culture,” says Thelma Castillo, Hispanic American Heritage Celebration moderator.
Established in 1836, Murphy Inn in St. Clair is reported to be the home to several spirits — and not of the vodka or gin variety.
Several local nonprofits received grants to support their services during the second-ever Minority Philanthropy Initiative, including Port Huron Old Newsboys giving a boost to its efforts to help local youth stay warm this winter.
A new project called "The Power of Understanding" uses proven health literacy tools to empower participants to become engaged as advocates for their own health.
St. Clair County Community Mental Health shares insight into the benefits of integrated healthcare and how it can better connect mental and physical health to provide patients with more comprehensive care.
The Port Huron Parks and Recreation Department is working to make Gratiot Park playable for everyone with the addition of several new disability-accessible structures.
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