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Ken Nemec displays Maybe Baby during a recent convention.

Innovative fertility test a game changer for family planning

Maybe Baby fertility tests offer women a new perspective on family planning.

Movies are a fun way to spend the afternoon.
6 ways to cure cabin fever over Christmas break

When the children start crying they're bored, be prepared with a variety of activities that are more fun than work.

Erin Ryan is moving her family back to St. Clair thanks to a Come Home grant.
Gift of Giving: Make a difference by supporting community organizations

Considering giving back to charities in the Blue Water area this holiday season.

Handmade lotions and soaps are good gift ideas. Gift local by purchasing from Lounies.
Gift local: Port Huron area shops ready to heighten holiday spirits

Still shopping this holiday season? Find everything you need right here at home and support local businesses.

Tina Frazier of the Economic Development Alliance, Ed Cass, and Dan Cass at the Catapult Business Regional Compeitition.
Innovative shelf makes charging electronics a breeze

When it comes to simplifying life, the Cass brothers have hit a homerun with the ez Smart Shelf, a small table that wirelessly charges devices.

Keeping up with golf balls and tees just got easier thanks to Tee Box Club.
Love of the game: Passion for golf drives business plan

Tired of digging for balls and tee? With Tee Box Club, golfers can have supplies delivered right to their door monthly.

Port Huron-based Mountain Babies enjoy performing locally.
Mountain Babies offer unique sound, style to Port Huron’s music scene

Music lovers searching for a local band to follow should check out the unique sound of Port Huron's Mountain Babies.

A variety of locally made goods are featured in each Makers Box.
Limited edition gift boxes showcase creativity of local craftsmen

Looking for a little touch of home or Michigan to share with friends and family? Check out the Eastern Michigan Makers Boxes. Each box has several locally-made items.

Paul Singh chats with participants at Startup School./Courtesy Anson Pavlov/Finch Multimedia
Startup School sets stage for eager entrepreneurs

Aspiring business owners spent a day of learning in the Blue Water region to get great advice on starting up shop and leveraging the community for support.

Downtown is bustling thanks to entrepreneurs who have invested in the community.
Join us for a community conversation on entrepreneurship

Two St. Clair County natives have made huge impacts in their communities. Learn how they did it and what it means to their cities.

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