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St. Clair County Community College officials announcing Thursday that several sections of courses will be moving form in person to online come Monday. The college previously announced that about two-thirds of their classes will be held in

Plans are underway for an exhibit at the Port Huron Muserum’s Carnegie Center focusing on Black history in the Blue Water Area. The museum has had a “Celebrations in Black” exhibit every February, and has partnered with

Keep your eyes peeled for orange barrels on several area roadways next week. The St. Clair County Road Commission will be be marking pavement and resurfacing a bridge deck along Smiths Creek Road in Kimball Township starting

The plan to allow alcoholic beverages to be consumed street-side in downtown Port Huron took another step forward this week with City Council giving approval to the businesses that asked to participate. Those participating businesses include Casey’s

The St. Clair County Heath Department has lifted its E. coli advisory for three area beaches. Lighthouse, Holland, and Keewahdin beaches are now all back open following a closure yesterday due to elevated bacteria levels. Three St.

The suspect sought in the breaking and entering at a Marysville restaurant has been taken into custody. Genni Tollison, a 49 year old man from Kimball Township, was arraigned Tuesday for breaking-in to the Pelican Restaurant in

Port Huron City Council will take the next steps to approve social districts during a special session meeting Tuesday evening. City Council will be asked to approve applications for eight initial businesses who wish to offer to-go

Authorities say concerns about the corona virus pandemic coupled with stormy weather conditions curtailed the number of people in attendance at this year’s float down. According to St. Clair County Sheirff Tim Donnellon, approximately 6-to-700 people participated

Members of the Port Huron Area School District are opting for a one day on, one day off approach to in person learning. Classrooms will be reduced to approximately half capacity, with students divided into two groups.

Gas prices are down four cents this week across the state, with drivers paying about $2.15 per gallon on average. AAA  of Michigan say that’s 8 cents less than a month ago, and nearly 60 cents less