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“Obviously it’s a really historical building,” said Kramer Commercial Realty associate broker Korissa Wilkins. She said the developer has decided not to develop the building and is putting it back on the market. According to its online listing, the building’s interior has a central grand staircase that leads upward three stories to the dome. The lobby surrounding the stairs has a decorative tile floor and is decorated with Corinthian columns. Wilkins said it’s a “big, beautiful building” with cathedral ceilings, great trim and 10-foot doors. It has office suites and could ...

Port Huron Times Herald In some ways, opening The Wise Core fitness studio in St. Clair felt like a different kind of birth, owner Gigi Verstegen said. Although the “labor” was a lot longer, just over two months, it was also very emotional. There were tears, happiness and a lot of work went into bringing the studio to life that specializes in pregnant and postpartum women’s health and wellness. “It’s a dream come true,” Verstegen said. What is The Wise Core? Next to St. Clair Ace in the Riverview Plaza, The Wise Core is open 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday by ap...

New Magna plant in Michigan could include workforce training Tom Henderson Magna Electric Vehicle Structures The new state-of-the art facility to build battery enclosures for GM’s new GMC Hummer EV. Two delayed development projects now back on track are bringing relief, a sense of optimism and, more importantly, hundreds of jobs to the city and county of St. Clair, Mich., which have been hard hit by the pandemic recession. According to the Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget, the county had an unemployment rate of 9.8 percent in December, the fifth worst rate of the sta...

Two of the highest-profile redevelopment projects in the history of St. Clair County, both of which were put on pause because of COVID-19, are back on track. One is the $40 million renovation and expansion of the historic and iconic St. Clair Inn in St. Clair, which hopes to reopen for some bookings in April, provided the state lifts restrictions on capacity for indoor eating, drinking and events. The other is the $16 million to $18 million conversion of the Michigan National Bank building in downtown Port Huron into a boutique hotel and event center called the CityFlats Hotel. Another high...