Local stylist makes her dreams a reality with new salon in Port Huron
“At nine years old I knew I wanted to own my own hair salon one day,” says Anita Thomas, stylist and owner of Mohair which recently opened in Port Huron.
Kids on autism spectrum get physical activity, nutrition support through Detroit program
PLANE, short for Physical Literacy and Nutrition Education, offers adaptive strategies to get kids moving, as well as a nutrition curriculum that shares ways to introduce kids to healthier foods.
Summer Solstice marks growth and new beginnings at Blue Water River Walk
At the Blue Water River Walk in Port Huron, a new garden filled with native plants benefits the local ecosystem and honors the area’s indigenous culture.
Connecting communities through radio waves
"I've been into amateur radio for well over 50 years now, I've traveled to many places and have contacted people all over the world through my passion, it is truly a wonderful feeling being able to reach out and broadcast all over the world as well as teaching others how to do so," says veteran operator, Stan Arnett.
Partner Partner Content It’s a family affair: Why the McLaren Port Huron Foundation’s sponsors return year after year
On Tuesday, July 12, golfers will tee off at the 43rd Annual Charity Golf Classic at the Port Huron Golf Club. Money raised from the Charity Golf Classic will help purchase a Task Force Touch CARDIO machine.
How COVID strengthened relationships between Michigan health departments and community organizations
The pandemic has caused health departments and community-based organizations to establish and strengthen relationships that are continuing to pay dividends for their communities.
Port Huron celebrates Juneteenth with food, fun, and awareness
Local organizations across Port Huron joined forces to hold a celebratory event honoring and spreading awareness about Juneteenth.
Lake Bonisteel Music Association festival makes a return to Pine Grove Park
Lake Bonisteel Music Association Festival will hold its second annual festival in Port Huron this Saturday, sharing the art of music with the wider community and encouraging children to learn more about music.
Neglect far outpaces other forms of elder abuse in Michigan – and here’s what can be done about it
Although the idea of elder abuse often calls to mind physical violence or financial exploitation, the more common reality is an unintentional result of ignorance, burnout, or lack of resources.
Port Huron Pride organizes city-wide Pride festival throughout June
This Pride month, local business owners and organizations are teaming up with Port Huron Pride to offer events and celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community.
