In 2023, St. Clair County Community College (SC4) commemorated its centennial anniversary. Explore a highlight of the college’s history as we take a look at SC4 throughout the years.
With family legacies steeped in a deep appreciation for craftsmanship and vintage watercraft, three Blue Water Area residents share their connections and shared mission for preserving wooden boats.
Mental health can have a significant impact on physical health, and the same holds true of the effects of loneliness. Learn how local organizations such as St. Clair County Community Mental Health and St. Clair County Council on Aging are working together to address senior loneliness and increase engagement within the elderly community.
Having endured a long journey to its new home, the historic D.B. Harrington locomotive speaks to us today of days gone by. Explore the preservation efforts and how this iconic part of the Thumb’s history came to its new space in downtown Port Huron.
The holiday season can be a stressful time of year, but prioritizing mental health, setting boundaries, and creating intentional spaces for grieving can help. St. Clair County Community Mental Health shares several strategies and activities to help navigate and minimize seasonal stress.
High school rock band turned entertainment duo, Ron Smith and Doug Tucker of Smith and Tucker have deep roots in the Blue Water Area, drawing crowds to sing along with them and their guitars, mandolins, and harmonicas.
From mindfulness activities to self-care techniques, St. Clair County Community Mental Health offers a range of strategies in a free online toolkit for parents and educators to help promote children's mental well-being and foster resilience.
St. Clair County Community Mental Health knows that tackling issues such as overdoses requires solutions that involve community education. During National Recovery Month, SCCCMH is hosting its annual Recovery Summit, offering a series of free webinars throughout September.
Friends of the St. Clair River's new initiative unites art and nature through rainwater collection.
When Isabelle sent a text message during school saying she was going to end her life, she didn’t know if there would be anyone who cared enough to answer. Someone did answer, and the St. Clair County Community Mental Health Mobile Crisis Unit quickly responded, getting her the help she needed. However, Isabelle isn’t alone – the number of adolescents experiencing a mental health crisis is rising and SCCCMH is working hard to keep up with the increasing referrals.
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