The Port Huron Museums organization is gearing up for kid-centric Discovery City, a new playscape located inside of the museum that is set to open to the public Wednesday, Sept. 22.

“EDA of St. Clair County is very grateful to the Economic Development Administration and local partners for this investment which allows us to create a game-changing, south side, entrepreneurial and economic development business center,” says Dan Casey, CEO of the Economic Development Alliance of St. Clair County.

Numerous volunteers help maintain, program, and advocate for parks and trails throughout the region.

“We’re trying to bring more culture and art to the area, to bring everyone downtown and get more kids involved,” Audrey Torello says. “We want this to grow and become something really special.”

“We started this business to let people know that whatever you're going through, to never give up,” says Jennifer Williams.

“The goal is: How do you use arts as a catalyst for economic impact? We tried with Snug and Riverbank and it worked really well. So let’s have another venue up in St. Clair and all of a sudden we become a two-day destination,” says Kathy Vertin.

From lake houses to downtown apartments, entire farms and private islands, St. Clair County has its fair share of incredible places to stay for a night, weekend, or even longer.

“Smart factory changes can reduce material waste, help to solve labor shortages, create efficiencies and increase production. Most importantly, by becoming an early adopter of [Industry] 4.0, a manufacturer is creating a competitive advantage for their business,” says Dan Casey.

Adams and Robinson met sometime last year and built an immediate bond through their passion for firearms training and education. Shortly thereafter, UIAFTC was born.