Pivot Roasters: A Blue Water Area business with global roots Read Article

Pivot Roasters coffee beans tumble in a drum roaster.
Photo: Pivot Roasters coffee beans tumble in a drum roaster. Rachael Odish.

Port Huron’s Discovery City Children’s Museum proves the perfect addition to downtown Read Article

Discovery City Children's Museum in Port Huron.
Photo: Discovery City Children's Museum in Port Huron. Joseph Hayes.

CityFlatsHotel dishes up new catering partner for private events; rebranded cafe Read Article

CityFlatsHotel in downtown Port Huron.
Photo: CityFlatsHotel in downtown Port Huron. Photo courtesy of CityFlatsHotel.

Food truck to restaurant: Destiny Henderson brings Puerto Rican and Mexican flavors to Port Huron Read Article

Taco Tuesday menu at Little Puerto Rican Lady Latin Food.
Photo: Taco Tuesday menu at Little Puerto Rican Lady Latin Food. Harold Powell.

St. Clair County in the limelight with impactful theatre Read Article

Left to Right: Matthew Drinkwater, Jacob Stoliker, and Mirabella Ziegler in The Wizard of OZ at Boardwalk Theatre in March of 2024.
Photo: Left to Right: Matthew Drinkwater, Jacob Stoliker, and Mirabella Ziegler in The Wizard of OZ at Boardwalk Theatre in March of 2024. Ansom Pavlov.

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Feature Story St. Clair River Classic 2022 Community Development

St. Clair powerboat races draws competitors from all over to the Blue Water Area

Andrea HarringtonSunday, July 31, 2022
BoatFloater.com’s Steve and Stephen Kildahl, a father and son team from Sarasota, Florida, returned for their second time to compete in the St. Clair River Classic.
Feature Story Eddie Lee and Megan Strachan pose for a photo with Strachan’s mural on Michigan Street in Port Huron. Sustainability

Storm drain art initiative beautifies communities and educates about stormwater pollutionMeet the artists: Megan Strachan and Eddie Lee

Liz FredendallSunday, July 31, 2022
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.
Feature Story Marion Stewart and Cliff Thomason getting the students ready for some activities at The Athletic Factory. Kids and Education

New partnership offering after-school programming provides creative ways to empower students

Harold PowellFriday, July 29, 2022
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.
Feature Story Blue Water Traditional Pow-Wow, family photo of Tepkeah descendants. Arts and Culture

Honoring connections to the past: Blue Water Traditional Pow-Wow returns this summer

Harold PowellFriday, July 29, 2022
The Blue Water Traditional Pow-Wow, organized by the local indigenous community and several partners, will take place next month in Port Huron.
Feature Story Each room at CityFlatsHotel — Port Huron is uniquely designed. Community Development

Experience the Blue Water Area at downtown Port Huron’s newest hotel

Andrea HarringtonFriday, July 22, 2022
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.
Feature Story Lexington Park. Community Development

Experience Lexington like a local: Your guide to a weekend getaway

Sarah SpohnFriday, July 22, 2022
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.
Feature Story The first story that will be featured is "Don't Feed the Coos!" written by Jonathan Stutzman and illustrated by Heather Fox. Kids and Education

StoryWalk promoting early childhood literacy to be unveiled at Fort Gratiot County Park

Danielle PatrickFriday, July 22, 2022
A StoryWalk has recently been installed at the Fort Gratiot County Park giving young children an active and exciting approach to reading.
Development News Kayla Faust, a student at Port Huron Northern High School, paints her mural at the corner of Water and Military Street in downtown Port Huron. Sustainability

Storm drain artwork aims to protect our waterways, bring awareness to importance of water runoffMeet the artist: Kayla Faust

Liz FredendallFriday, July 15, 2022
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.
Feature Story In five years, Aven Campau, 16, has completed over 30 projects including short, student, feature, and indie films. Arts and Culture

Promising future ahead for Port Huron Northern student pursuing career in acting

Danielle PatrickFriday, July 15, 2022
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.
Feature Story Anita Thomas is the stylist and owner of Mohair, a new salon in Port Huron, Michigan. Entrepreneurship

Local stylist makes her dreams a reality with new salon in Port Huron

Harold PowellFriday, July 15, 2022
“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.
Development News Nick Manciero searching for radio signals at AARL Field Day. Technology and Innovation

Connecting communities through radio waves

Harold PowellFriday, July 1, 2022
"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.
Feature Story Volunteers plant and water the new plants at the Blue Water River Walk in Port Huron. Community Development

Summer Solstice marks growth and new beginnings at Blue Water River Walk

Harold PowellFriday, July 1, 2022
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.
Partner Content Stacy and Paul Zimmer, with their daughter Rachel.

It’s a family affair: Why the McLaren Port Huron Foundation’s sponsors return year after year

MJ GalbraithThursday, June 30, 2022
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.
Feature Story Owner of Flourish Hair Gallery (center) Naesa Richardson poses for a photo with her staff. Diversity

Port Huron celebrates Juneteenth with food, fun, and awareness

Harold PowellFriday, June 24, 2022
Local organizations across Port Huron joined forces to hold a celebratory event honoring and spreading awareness about Juneteenth.
Feature Story Emory Floyd is one of the seven musicians that will be taking the stage at the LBMA Festival this Saturday. Arts and Culture

Lake Bonisteel Music Association festival makes a return to Pine Grove Park

Danielle PatrickFriday, June 24, 2022
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.
Feature Story A participant poses for a photo during the Paint n' Sip event on Saturday June 11, 2022. Diversity

Port Huron Pride organizes city-wide Pride festival throughout June

Andrea HarringtonFriday, June 17, 2022
This Pride month, local business owners and organizations are teaming up with Port Huron Pride to offer events and celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community.
Feature Story Amunni Boutique owner Ann Marie Oldford (left) and her friend Heather Benson, an MS advocate, pose for a photo outside Oldford's establishment in downtown St. Clair. Community Development

St. Clair boutique to host fundraising event raising money for multiple sclerosis

Andrea HarringtonFriday, June 17, 2022
Amunni Boutique in St. Clair is holding the Shine the Spotlight to Fight MS fundraising event to benefit the National Multiple Sclerosis Society Michigan Chapter and work toward finding a cure.
Feature Story YMCA Bluewater, Child Care Community Development

Child Care Shortage: Nationwide crisis hitting home across Southeast Michigan

Sarah SpohnFriday, June 17, 2022
“Right now, we’re in dire straits," says the executive director of Child Care Network in Ann Arbor. She isn't alone. As the nationwide child care crisis rolls on, here’s what Michigan child care providers are experiencing regionally in Port Huron, Detroit, and Ann Arbor.
Development News Enter Stage Right Community Development

Port Huron Theatre District kicks off with first-ever festival

Harold PowellFriday, June 10, 2022
The inaugural Port Huron Theatre District Festival commenced this past weekend with a range of entertainment including food, music, and live performances from several theatre houses within the newly-established district. 
Feature Story Port Huron Açaí is located in downtown Port Huron, located at 522 Michigan St. Entrepreneurship

17-year-old entrepreneur opens açaí food truck in Port Huron

Danielle PatrickFriday, June 10, 2022
Nicholas Robbins, a recent graduate of Port Huron Northern, has started his own food truck serving up fresh açaí bowls and smoothies to the local community.
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