St. Clair County residents can access a wide range of free services at one event later this month. The Community Resource Fair is happening May 20 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the SC4 Fieldhouse in Port Huron. Organizers expect more than 750 people seeking help with housing, employment, food, and health needs. Attendees can pick up groceries from a mobile food pantry, get personal care items, and connect with local agencies. The Secretary of State will also be on site with a mobile office offering ID services.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

A Huron County man will lose his hunting privileges for years after a jury found he helped organize an illegal deer hunt. Prosecutor Timothy Rutkowski says 61-year-old Christopher Ahearn of Kinde was convicted for aiding the unlawful taking of deer during a restricted season in Lincoln Township back in December of ’24. Testimony from hunters, along with DNR evidence and messages, showed he coordinated the hunt. Jurors reached a verdict in under two hours. Ahearn cannot hunt for the rest of this year plus five more.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Two Port Huron students are being recognized after making a strong showing at the city’s first-ever ACT-SO competition. Malencia Price earned silver medals in both written poetry and spoken word, while Jamal Waldon took silver in contemporary instrumental music. The event, hosted last Sunday at the Hersey Reinvestment Center, marks a new step for the local NAACP chapter in supporting youth achievement. Organizers say both students plan to attend the national ACT-SO event, as the community now rallies to help fund their trip and grow the program.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet