In July 2020, a report from the Detroit Area Agency on Aging found that Detroit's older adults were dying earlier than others. Two years later, the agency's work to reverse that trend has won two national awards.
From creating free farm stands in Detroit to promoting healthier drinking water in the Jackson area, the Henry Ford Health initiative Generation with Promise is supporting healthier families and communities across Michigan.
This fall, Huron City Radio will premiere the pilot episode of "Gravid," a supernatural mystery created entirely by locals and filmed in the Blue Water Area.
The Rotary Club of St. Clair’s Pine River Turtle Race will be returning for the second year offering prize money totaling $3,000 and helping to raise crucial funds to support the club’s programming, benefiting the community and residents of St. Clair.
BoatFloater.com’s Steve and Stephen Kildahl, a father and son team from Sarasota, Florida, returned for their second time to compete in the St. Clair River Classic.
A mix of retro and modern offerings await game enthusiasts of all ages at Port Huron’s newest entertainment destination.
Local artists Megan Strachan and Eddie Lee are two of the artists whose work can be found among our community’s painted storm drains, spreading the message about the role of storm drains and the impact of stormwater pollution.
The Blue Water Traditional Pow-Wow, organized by the local indigenous community and several partners, will take place next month in Port Huron.
A new partnership between East Shore Leadership Academy and The Athletic Factory will provide ESLA students with after-school programming opportunities starting this next school year.
Here's a look at the actions three Michigan communities have taken since passing declarations that racism is a public health crisis.
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