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That’s according to AAA who report average prices of $2.97 per gallon of regular unleaded here in St. Clair County. A decline of about five cents per gallon on average since this time last week. The auto

Three people have been arraigned on Friday stemming from two separate narcotics investigations conducted by the St. Clair County Drug Task Force. 49-year-old Melanie Emerson and 53-year-old George Gunter were taken into custody at Emerson’s Cottreville Township

Crews from the Michigan Department of Transportation are set to begin clearing trees for a long anticipated Blue Water Bridge Plaza expansion project starting Monday. The removals will take place along Scott Avenue, Pine Grove, Harker Street,

Two St. Clair County Health Department facilities will be offering some later hours starting next month. On the first Monday in February, The Health Department and Teen Health Center will be open two additional hours on the

Downtown Port Huron will welcome over 300 classic cars Downtown on June 11th for the “Back to the Bricks” annual tour – a precursor to the large annual car show in downtown Flint. The 2024 Backroads Promo

The driver of a pickup truck has died after braking through the ice of a frozen pond near Memphis over the weekend. It happened Saturday night near Bordman and Wales Ridge Road when the truck left the

Port Huron residents will soon have the chance to sit down with their city manager and share a dialogue over a cup of coffee. James Freed will be holding coffee hours throughout the month of February at

A Lexington business will soon be expanding, thanks to some help from a state economic program. Gielow Pickles is one of three Michigan companies that will soon receive funding from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, according to

The Sherman Woods Homeowners Association has announced the amount of proceeds raised for this year’s Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Christmas Campaign. The community raised over $8,000 by manning a donation drop-off in the center of their famous

When it comes to foul odors being emitted from the Smiths Creek Landfill, officials believe the worst is now behind them, but admit that more work is needed to permanently address the problem. During a tour of