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St. Clair County RESA announces a new HVAC Program as well as some major renovations, thanks to a grant from the Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation. Brenda Tenniswood previews the course and shares plans to enroll students for the fall of 2027.
Only a few weeks remain until Mamma Mia! takes the stage with the Port Huron Civic Theatre (8/14-8/16). Chantel Warner and her daughter Lauryn explain the story and share their favorite show highlights.
What is the senior millage renewal and what does it do to help St. Clair County seniors? Scott Crawford highlights services including transportation, home-delivered meals, operation of 4 senior centers, and much more as the vote approaches on August 4th.
Inspired by European practice of securing padlocks on bridges, Marine City will soon have their own version, the Love Locks Freighter. Laura Merchant explains that the nearly 8ft by 3ft steel sculpture will reside in Broadway Park with opportunities for businesses, locals, and tourists alike to participate.
The final week before "You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown" takes the stage on July 31st. Kelsey Dietrich and Lexi Daniels tell about this student-run production and how the PHCT Young Leaders Council provides teens with theater opportunities from management to the performance.
Sixty-five groups (and counting) prepare to make this year's Family Night fun and memorable. Andrew Seppo highlights activities including live music, petting zoo, and a night of entertainment, all for free - including free parking at SC4.
As the sailboats depart for Mackinac Island on July 18th, Blue Water Fest continues on land with Keels and Wheels from 10A-4P. Randy "Wolfman" Adam provides car show details and information on the afterparty at the Wrigley Center.
An insider tip - at the Flower Niche, ask for the "Florist's Choice" and leave it to the pros. Tracey Fox shares about this family-owned business from the owners' history to the variety of gifts available in-store.
Farming from the sky. While this isn't fully possible, Jeff and Eric Whiting from Wolverine Drone Services explain how drones can serve an important purpose in agriculture and other outdoor undertakings.
A tennis record continues, unable to be beaten. Since 1958, the first year of the Robinson Tennis Tournament, Art Smith has competed every year and says he plans to play again this summer.
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