Applications are now being accepted for this year’s Eastern Michigan Small Business Competitive Grant Program, in a partnership with the St. Clair County Economic Development Alliance. Up to twenty thousand dollars in grant money is available across
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There’s a new Chief of Police in the City of Port Huron. Announced Thursday by City Manager James Freed, Brian Kerrigan will succeed Chief Joe Platzer following his retirement on Sunday. Speaking to WPHM following the announcement,
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The St. Clair County Drug Task Force is celebrating the arrests of five people in connection with two separate investigations into the sale of methamphetamine last week in Port Huron. The Sheriff’s Office reports, on Tuesday, 36-year-old
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Voters in St. Clair County approved three of the five county-wide millage askings that appeared on the primary ballot. With the widest margin, the St. Clair County Department Of Veterans Affairs received their requested 0.1 mill renewal
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It was a photo finish in the Republican primary race for the 64th state house district. Joe Pavlov ended up finishing first with 210 votes separating him from Jorja Baldwin in that five-way race that also featured
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St. Clair County Sheriff Mat King and Clerk Angie Waters will be keeping their jobs, however current board of commissioners chairman Jeff Bohm was not successful in last night’s primary election and there will be at least
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Unofficial election results for the August 6th, 2024 primary election. State House of Representatives District 64: Democratic: John Anter 3,204 Mathew Castillo 1,523 Ken Heuvelman 755 Republican: Jorja Baldwin 3,581 Gary Eisen 3,401 Dan Geiersbach 551 Ryan
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The Port Huron Police Department is participating in tomorrow’s National Night Out. The annual community engagement campaign promotes relationships between residents and first responders with neighborhood block parties featuring food and games. Several communities and churches throughout
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This weekend, the Fort Gratiot Light Station County Park will welcome in sand sculptors from around the world for the 10th Blue Water Sand Fest. The festival – which is a partnership between the Friends of the
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We are now one week out from the August 6th primary election in Michigan which means it’s time to make a plan to vote if you haven’t done so already. New this year is a 9-day period
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