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Tuscola County awarded brownfield grant Would be used to assess brownfield sites in Thumb FacebookTwitterEmail The former Dott Industries site in Deckerville, one of the properties in the Upper Thumb that has been assessed thanks to a brownfield grant from the EPA. Tuscola County, in partnership with Huron and Sanilac counties, has received another such grant from the EPA to continue these assessments with other properties. (Robert Creenan/Huron Daily Tribune) The Environmental Protection Agenc...

This 1919 Michigan crime story has all the details...except for the final outcome. What was the grand finale? Does anyone know? Read the article for details...

Bad Axe chambers future hangs in balance Troy A. Bruzewski, troy.bruzewski@hearstnp.com May 24, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail An influx of mail could be a good omen for the Bad Axe Chamber of Commerce. Should the daily deliveries include numerous responses expressing interest in participating with the local organization, it’s more likely the chamber will continue to operate. Bad Axe City Manager Rob Stiverson is among those hoping the letters roll in and participation rises. Stiverson said many ...

Port Austin to celebrates start of summer with kickoff event Cornhole tournament one of several events FacebookTwitterEmail Port Austin Farmers Market opens this weekend for the first time this season. (Tribune File Photo) Celebrating the start of summer and the opening of its farmers market and village green, Port Austin is hopeful that its kickoff event draws a crowd May 21-23. The kick off features a variety of events such as a live music, marshmallow and bonfire event at Port Austin Village...

Bad Axe’s Walmart Supercenter has become one of the first in Michigan, and nationwide,...

The Huron Daily Tribune presents its top-50 students of 2021. The top-50 students are...

Employers less likely to find female candidates Troy A. Bruzewski FacebookTwitterEmail Fewer women are seeking employment during the coronavirus pandemic for a variety of reasons, according a representative from Michigan Works. (Metro Creative Graphics/Tribune File Photo) Available jobs in Huron County may be difficult for employers to fill this summer and even more difficult to fill those posts with a female applicant. According to Michigan Works staff members, fewer women are seeking employme...

Mazure reflects on nearly 50 years of barbering in Bad Axe Rich Harp, For the Tribune May 15, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Fred Mazure has been cutting hair since 1963. (Rich Harp/For the Tribune) Every town has its go-to guys — the person locals trust to know what is going on — and Bad Axes go-to is Fredrick Mazure. From insight on local events to rumors and gossip, Mazure has the inside scoop. After all, he’s been cutting hair in Bad Axe for more than a half century. Fred is the son fouth...

Retailer extends reach of one-stop shopping concept in Midwestern market area Meijer has expanded its Midwestern retail footprint with the opening of three new supercenters, including two in Ohio and one in Indiana. The new 155,000-square-foot stores, announced yesterday, are located in Seven Hills and Boardman, Ohio, and Westfield, Ind., giving Meijer a total of 259 supercenters and grocery stores across Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky and Wisconsin. “These new stores reinf...