The Transit app allows Blue Water Area riders to view bus routes in real-time
Blue Water Area Transit is taking its services to another level with the app Transit which will allow riders to track their bus routes.
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Boat4Vets gives back to veterans providing a day on Lake St. Clair
Boat4Vets enjoys serving Blue Water area Veterans by sharing their boats and opening their decks to US Veterans to thank them for their service.
Partner Partner Content Lessons from the trail: How a scenic trail system fosters vibrant communities and economic growth
Over the last ten years, it’s estimated that over $180 million has been invested in 60 different public and private projects along the trail. These projects include restaurants, entertainment venues, housing, hotels, and retail stores.
St. Clair County author highlights thumb area attractions in new book
Leslie Cieplechowicz has published her second book highlighting Mighigan places to visit in Michigan Revealed - Exploring the Mitten’s Thumb. It's scheduled for release in October.
Partner Partner Content Knowlton Ice Museum preserves Port Huron’s history of the ice industry – part one
The Community Foundation is proud to continue to protect a little slice of Port Huron’s history and the legacy of Mickey and Agnes Knowlton through its preservation of several turn-of-the-century ice wagons that are part of the larger Knowlton Ice Museum collection.
Historical properties highlight the history of the Blue Water Area
Take a trip through the Blue Water Area, showcasing a few of the area's most prestigious historic homes and buildings.
Swanky Spreads offers a unique spin on the classic summer picnic
Port Huron resident and entrepreneur Valerie Kelley has taken the love of her family outings and transformed them into a thriving business.
Celebrating small-town pride, Yale Bologna Festival returns for 34th year
A staple in the Blue Water Area for over three decades, the Yale Bologna Festival is set to return later this month.
Partner Partner Content Kind Human 4 Human Kind awarded $18,500 grant
Giving back is nothing new to the Gipson family, but last fall they turned their passion for helping others into the nonprofit Kind Human 4 Human Kind and recently received a $18,500 grant from the Community Foundation to help with their mission.
Q&A: The journey of Community Correspondent Harold Powell
Harold Powell has become a local figure through his role as a Community Correspondent for The Keel. His journey reflects a profound love for his community and commitment to sharing its stories.
