A Port Huron landmark, commonly known as the “Fogcutter Building” seems to have fallen into disrepair, as evident in a 7-day eviction notice issued to the tenants this week. The Port Huron Office Center, located at 511 Fort Street in downtown Port Huron, is in danger of being shuttered by …
St. Clair County Community College (SC4) Professor James Jones has received the 2020 Dale P. Parnell Distinction Recognition Award from the American Association of Community Colleges. In a statement from the college, SC4 President Dr. Deborah A. Snyder said, “Jim has devoted his life to giving back to others, and …
There’s no question that Port Huron is a “Hockey Town” and now there is an opportunity to turn that status into cash with the Kraft “Hockeyville” Contest. The winner of the contest gets the opportunity to host an NHL game and win $150,000 in arena upgrades. Both are welcome prizes …
A China Township resident has been appointed to the Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Task Force. Justin L. Morren, the Plant Director of the DTE Blue Water Energy Center, who holds a mechanical engineering degree from Pennsylvania State, was chosen as a “member who is knowledgeable about the operation of public …
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The Port Huron & Detroit Railroad Historical Society has new leadership. The group has announced the retirement of Chad Thompson as President with Dan Meinhard taking over as the new leader and Geoffrey Hering in the role of Vice President. In the announcement on social media, Meinhard said he looks …
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The cause and origin of a fatal apartment fire that occurred on Erie Street in Port Huron on January 4th, earlier this year, has been classified as accidental. Upon investigation, the Fire Marshall’s Office is reporting that flammables in proximity to a heat source (stovetop) were the cause of the …