Port Huron residents can kick up their heels at St. Mary Parish’s Line Dancing Evening on Friday, Feb. 13th. The free event runs from 7 to 9 p.m. in the parish’s social hall on Ballentine Street. Popular DJ and instructor Carol Daugherty will lead the music and steps for dancers of all ages. Snacks, bottled water, and plenty of fun are promised. Donations will be accepted, and RSVPs are welcome. The event is hosted by the St. Mary’s Ladies Auxiliary.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Worth Township officials are under internal investigation after a recent audit revealed some public officials may have received extra, unauthorized pay. The review by King & Messing of Imlay City covered the 24‑25 fiscal year and found late payroll tax filings, unbalanced bank records, and penalties costing taxpayers thousands. Trustees Steven Kovac and Doug Varty say township attorneys are already interviewing those involved. A plan to fix the issues is expected at the next board meeting.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

About 200 people packed the Wrigley Center in downtown Port Huron Wednesday for the city’s new State of the City event. The program, hosted by the Blue Water Area Chamber, spotlighted how local partnerships are driving development. City Manager James Freed pointed to the Wrigley Center’s $16 million transformation as proof of teamwork. Speakers from Port Huron Schools, SC4, and local nonprofits shared efforts to build talent, expand child care, and support recovery. Freed wrapped up by announcing teamporthuron.com to connect residents with new opportunities.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet