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Longtime SC4 professor named 2023 Distinguished Faculty Member

Jim Jones, of Port Huron, has been named the 2023 Distinguished Faculty Member of the Year at St. Clair County Community College.

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Port Huron night of comedy to raise funds for Blue Water Safe Horizons

Blue Water Safe Horizons will host its fifth annual LOL Comedy Club fundraiser on Feb. 9.

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St. Clair County Council on Aging offers new free senior services

The new services are funded by the St. Clair County senior citizens millage.

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Marysville food pantries feeling squeeze as food costs, fuel rise

The food distribution will be held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at 1355 Delaware Ave.

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What BWARM's closure means for those facing homelessness

Other gears turning for emergency shelter efforts; remaining shelter agency weighing options for men's facility

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Port Huron's Boat Week 2021: everything you need to know

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Although some things will be similar like Family Night and the parade, others will be different, like the lack of a carnival.
Here is everything you need to know to enjoy the city's biggest week of the summer.
Street closures
Port Huron Downtown Development Authority Director Cynthia Cutright said although the plan was originally to just close Quay Street west and east of Huron Avenue, when organizers realized how busy the festival could be, they reconsidered.
Huron Avenue will be closed from the Military Street Bridge to Grand River Avenue and Quay Street will be closed to Michigan Street to the east and Grand River Avenue to the west, starting at 6 a.m. Thursday, July 22.

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Boat Week is still happening in 2021, but it will be different

Boat Week is happening in downtown Port Huron this year after getting canceled in 2020, but it's going to look different than past years.

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COVID-19 pandemic, eviction moratorium makes exiting homelessness more difficult

COVID-19 pandemic, eviction moratorium makes exiting homelessness more difficult
Port Huron Times Herald
While social safety nets enacted during the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent economic downturn most likely prevented an increase in homelessness, there was a shift in those who faced it.
At the same time, a shortage of housing in St. Clair and Sanilac counties has made the transition out of homelessness more difficult.
Eviction diversion program, moratorium likely prevented increase in homeless population
Kathleen Swantek, executive director for Blue Water Developmental Housing, said social safety nets most likely prevented an increase in the homeless population. Safety nets included and eviction diversion program and a Centers for Disease Control moratorium on evictions due to lost wages or extraordinary out-of-pocket medical costs through March 31.

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