Lake Huron Foundation proudly hosts the 23rd Annual Pink Ribbon golf outing on Tuesday, June 19, 2018 at Solitude Links Golf Club. Through the Pink Ribbon fund, Lake Huron Foundation remains committed to saving the lives of women in our community by encouraging women to take advantage of early detection and screening procedures when it comes to breast cancer. Funds raised from this event are used to provide advanced breast cancer screening and treatment for women in the community who lack health insurance and the financial resources to pay for their care.

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women worldwide with 1.3 million new cases annually – 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed in her lifetime. Though it remains the second leading cause of cancer related women deaths, there is hope and a 98 percent survival rate for women who are diagnosed early – early detection saves lives.  Proceeds from this event will be utilized to provide early detection services or necessary treatment and supportive care to the most vulnerable women in our community. When someone is diagnosed with cancer, their entire family is diagnosed with cancer. To that end, we invite both women and men to participate in this year’s event to help raise awareness and provide support to women in our community who have faced or are currently facing a breast cancer diagnosis.

Golfers are invited to celebrate on the links with us for nine holes in a shotgun start, followed by lunch and vendor shopping, all funds raised through this outing will support the Pink Ribbon Fund through the Lake Huron Foundation. Golfers are also invited to participate in our Team Spirit cart decorating competition. There are no specific guidelines, so think pink and let your imagination run wild.  Your participation in our Pink Ribbon Golf Outing extends far beyond a June morning on the golf course; you’re helping save the lives of the most vulnerable women in our community.  Registration deadline is June 8, 2018. If you would like more information on the available event sponsorships or to register for this event, please contact Lisa Beedon at (810) 216-1675 or via email at LMontross@primehealthcare.com.  To learn more about Lake Huron Foundation, please visit www.mylakehuron.com.

Art on the River is joining forces with Firebird Entertainment of Port Huron, for even more reasons to come to this year’s event.  Not only can folks shop for unique art and fine crafts, listen to some stellar bands slated to perform the entire weekend, but they can meet, greet and get autographs from retired sports celebrities!  Announced earlier this month, Darren McCarty (Red Wings alumi who helped the Red Wings win the Stanley Cup) will attend the June 8^th Dance Party.  Darren will be on hand from 7:30 to 9 pm that night.  Darren is a forward who was best known for his “enforcer” role.  Darren has played on Stanly Cup winning teams 4 times!  He was part of the famous “Grind Line” of 1997 when the Red Wings won their first Stanley Cup in 42 years.  On June 9^th from 1 to 5 p.m., “Tony Atlas” will be on hand showcasing his works of art, signing autographs and shaking hands. Tony White is not only an artist, but better known by his ring name Tony Atlas, an American bodybuilder, powerlifter, and professional wrestler who has held multiple titles and championships in each sport, as well as Mr. U.S.A. three times!  June 9^th from 3 to 5 p.m., meet Ron Simmons.   Ron is an American retired professional wrestler and football player. He competed under his real name as well as the ring names of Faarooq Asaad and Faarooq. He is currently signed to the WWE under a Legends program. He was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame by Bradshaw in 2012.  On June 9^th and 10^th, retired Tiger pitcher, Denny McLain will be on hand.  He was a righthanded pitcher in Major League Baseball for ten seasons, most notably for the Detroit Tigers. In 1968, McLain became the most recent Major League Baseball pitcher to win 30 or more games during a season (with a record of 31–6) — a feat accomplished by only 11 players in the 20th century. Many people in the 1960s watched Denny McLain strike out batter after batter when he played for the Tigers.  In 1968 he helped them win the coveted World Series!  People were glued to their televisions that year cheering them on.  “We are very proud to bring in four individuals that have found success in each of their professions.  Darren McCarty, a 4-time Stanley Cup winner; Ron Simmons, a WWE Hall of Famer and recognized as the first African American world heavy weight champion in professional wrestling; Tony Atlas, a WWE Hall of Famer and tag team champion as well as a 3-time Mr. U.S.A. in body building; and Denny McLain, a World Series MVP, 2-time AL Cy Young Winner and AL MVP! The accomplishments of these men are extremely noteworthy and we are proud to bring them to Port Huron.” – Josh Avedisian, Firebird Entertainment  Art on the River enters its 8th year as a premiere Port Huron summer event.  Located at 301 Quay Street, Port Huron, MI 48060, this event features a stage with bands playing all weekend, artists and fine crafters (all handmade products) and much, much more!  To see complete information, please visit the Art on the River website at www.artontheriverph.com

A 41 year old Bruce Township man is in custody following a domestic disturbance that turned into a shots fired call.  Deputies from the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office were first called to a home in the 16000 block of Tubspring Road at about 11:30 p.m. Saturday night.  The call came in as a domestic disturbance.  When deputies arrived, they were advised by the 48 year old female homeowner that the suspect had come over earlier in the evening with his 62 year old mother.  Shortly before the woman called 911, the suspect assaulted her, left the residence with a handgun and fired shots at a car in the yard.  The suspect then ran off into the woods.  Deputies searched for the man, but were unable to locate him at that time.  A second call came in from the residence shortly after 2:00 a.m.  The caller said the suspect had returned and was trying to force his way into the house.  The Sheriff’s Office Special Response Team was called to assist as deputies responded back to the residence. When the deputies arrived, they located the mother hiding in a trailer on the property.  She was escorted to safety.  The 48 year old homeowner, who is the suspect’s girlfriend, was found in the house and was also taken to safety.  The SRT arrived and sent a robot into the residence to search for the suspect, who was believed to still be armed with a handgun.  The robot located the suspect in the basement of the residence.  Members of the SRT went into the home and arrested the suspect without incident.  The suspect is lodged in the St. Clair County Intervention and Detention Center, where he awaits charges including aggravated domestic assault, three counts of malicious destruction of property (mdop)- auto, one count of mdop, unlawful entry and interfering with 911 communications.  The St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office Detective Bureau, Lapeer County Sheriff’s Office, Dryden Police Department and Imlay City Police Department all assisted during the incident.