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.
Overlooking the Black River at its waterfront location on the corner of Water and Military Street, Port Huron’s newest hotel offers visitors the opportunity to stay right in the heart of downtown with close proximity to all the Blue Water Area has to offer.
A StoryWalk has recently been installed at the Fort Gratiot County Park giving young children an active and exciting approach to reading.
The charming village of Lexington nestled on the shore of Lake Huron is just a half-hour away from Port Huron, but feels like such a getaway. We’ve compiled a helpful guide of must-see shops, restaurants, recreation, and lodging so you can experience and love Lexington like a local.
Some early childhood professionals use the term "preschool to prison pipeline" to describe the way preschool and daycare expulsions and suspensions rock children's lives.
Local artists assisted Friends of the St. Clair River in a recent project to educate the public through artwork about the crucial role storm drains play in maintaining our region's water quality.
16-year-old Aven Campau has accomplished much in the past five years as an actor and shares about his experiences and goals as he pursues his dream.
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