A piece of agricultural land in Marysville could soon see new development. Interstate Capital is eyeing the plot along Range Road, between 18th Street and Cuttle Road, for a project that could include manufacturing, warehousing, or distribution. The first building would be constructed for $75-90 million, with more to follow once it’s sold. Marysville Mayor Hayman highlighted that Interstate Capital will pay for water and sewer infrastructure, offering benefits like new jobs and tax revenue. City officials plan to hold public hearings soon.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

In St. Clair County, the median home price reached $277,900 in February, showing a modest 1.1% increase from January, according to Realtor.com data. Compared to a year ago, February prices are up 3.9%. The typical home listed was 1,618 square feet, priced at $167 per square foot, down slightly from last year. Homes are selling faster, with a median of 53 days on the market, shorter than the national average of 66 days.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

The Yale girls basketball team’s historic run to the MHSAA regional final ended with a tough 66-49 loss to Detroit Country Day at Croswell-Lexington High School. Despite a strong effort, including 21 points from Sadie Dykstra and 17 from Alyssa Barr, the Bulldogs struggled against Country Day’s sharp shooting, especially from Jayla Jackson, who scored 36 points. Yale’s season ended with a 22-4 record, a program best, and included a second district title in three years.

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Port Huron’s annual Pub Crawl was a hit. On Saturday residents and visitors enjoyed hopping between local bars, with buses ensuring everyone got home safely. Scott Scandalito of Lynch’s Irish Tavern says the event was a great boost for the community. Participating bars like The Brass Rail and Smoke on the Water saw plenty of action. The new family-friendly celebration at McMorran Place also drew crowds, offering Irish music, dancing, and activities for all ages.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet