In St. Clair County, the Community Foundation just wrapped up ’25 with a heartwarming final grant of $3,510 to Kind Human 4 Human Kind. This local group helps families in need, supports people experiencing homelessness, and runs programs that bring neighbors together every day. Thanks to generous donors right here in our community, the foundation continues to connect caring people with important causes, fund nonprofits, build endowments, strengthen local programs, and provide scholarships for students.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Port Huron Township welcomed Marcie’s Soul Food at 1735 24th St., replacing the old Red Pepper Mexican space. Owned by locals Marcie McDowell and her daughter Dominic, the spot serves scratch-made soul food favorites like catfish, ribs, oxtails, and pork chop sandwiches with rotating daily specials. Marcie runs the kitchen full time, while Dominic travels from Florida to help. The restaurant blends classic comfort food with old-school music and friendly service. Hours are Tuesday through Sunday, noon to midnight.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Port Huron teens are in for an uplifting treat as the popular BLOOM event returns. This fun-filled night just for girls focuses on building confidence and celebrating their unique worth with the theme “Masterpiece.” It all happens Friday, February 27th, at McMorran Place in downtown Port Huron. Doors open at 5 p.m., and general admission tickets are $20. Grab them starting midnight January 9th at ABeautifulMe.com—get 50% off, just $10, for the first 24 hours only.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet