Discovery City to Close Current Location

Discovery City in downtown Port Huron is set to close its current location on Grand River Avenue on July 9th, earlier than originally planned, as it prepares to move into a new, permanent home on Huron Avenue. Museum leaders say work is already underway to design and build out the new space, though an official reopening date has not yet been announced. Memberships and sponsorships will be extended, and anyone with scheduled programs or rentals will be contacted directly as the transition moves forward.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Annette Sturdy Named Clerk of the Year

St. Clair City Clerk Annette Sturdy is being recognized statewide after earning the annual City Clerk of the Year award. She’s held the role since ’14 and twice stepped in to run city operations during leadership changes, handling contracts, grant applications, and development projects. Sturdy also helped modernize city websites and launched a public text alert system. Known for community involvement, she leads local programs and events, including the Fourth of July fireworks. The award was presented June 18th at a statewide clerks conference.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Driver Injured After SUV Crashes Into Tree

A 41-year-old Deckerville woman was injured last Monday afternoon when her Jeep Grand Cherokee suddenly left the road on Lakeshore near Wiltse around 3:30. The vehicle hit a mailbox, crossed a ditch, and slammed into a tree in a residential yard. She was alone in the car, wearing her seatbelt, and was taken to McLaren Port Huron with injuries. Alcohol was not a factor. Emergency crews from the area responded quickly, and the crash remains under investigation.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

E. Coli Advisory Issued

Health officials in St. Clair County are warning residents to avoid swimming at Holland Beach after high levels of E. coli were found in the water. The advisory was issued Thursday and will stay in place until bacteria levels drop to a safe range. E. coli can signal contamination from waste and may cause illness. Officials say levels often rise after heavy rain or strong winds. Beachgoers are urged to avoid murky water, not swallow lake water, and wash up thoroughly after any contact.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet