Ken Cummings Announces Candidacy For St. Clair County Commissioner
Ken Cummings, President and CEO of Tri-Hospital EMS for the past four decades, declared his candidacy for St. Clair County Commissioner representing District 2.
The district encompasses Burtchville Township, Fort Gratiot Township, and northern segments of Port Huron. Cummings, a Republican nominee hopeful, emphasizes his extensive service as a first responder and his commitment to transitioning to governance.
Highlighting his rapport with local leaders and emergency services, Cummings underscores his dedication to fiscal responsibility and quality public service. With prior experience as a Burtchville Township Trustee and active involvement in various boards, Cummings positions himself as a seasoned advocate for the district’s citizens. He pledges to build on Commissioner Baldwin’s legacy and promises to be a robust advocate for District 2 constituents if elected.
Reporting for WGRT – Choze Powell
Port Huron Art Hop Returns Downtown For Spring 2024
Art enthusiasts, families, and community members are invited to join the annual spring edition of Port Huron Art Hop on Friday, May 10th, from 5 to 8 p.m. in Downtown Port Huron.
Organized by Downtown Port Huron, Art Hop promises a vibrant evening filled with art, music, food, and fun. There will be pottery, paintings, jewelry, photography, and macrame, along with other forms of creative media.
This mini-sidewalk festival celebrates local arts and the historic charm of Downtown Port Huron, bringing together residents and visitors alike. The event is free to attend, offering an opportunity for everyone to enjoy and support the arts while immersing themselves in the lively atmosphere of the city’s cultural hub.
Reporting for WGRT – Choze Powell
Port Huron Schools Launches Ninth Annual Staff Award Campaign
Port Huron Schools has announced the commencement of its ninth district-wide staff award campaign, inviting nominations for Advocator, Innovator, and Educator of the Year.
The initiative aims to recognize individuals who exemplify excellence within the community. Nominations are open to all members of the Port Huron community via the district’s website. Superintendent Theo Kerhoulas encourages active participation, urging individuals to nominate deserving candidates who embody the district’s mission values.
The deadline for nominations is Friday, April 19th, with winners set to be surprised during National Teacher Appreciation Week, which takes place from May 6th – 10th. Partnering with DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Port Huron, winners will enjoy a one-night stay, courtesy of the hotel. Insurance Specialists Agency of Marysville will provide $500 gift cards, while the Port Huron Downtown Development Authority offers certificates for downtown retail merchants.
Reporting for WGRT – Choze Powell
