A proposal to cut the amount of public comments at Port Huron city council meetings from four to three minutes failed to receive enough support during last night’s meeting. Introduced by Mayor Pauline Repp, the proposed amendments
The City of Port Huron could limit the time length of public comments during council meetings. The proposed amendments seek to change city’s rules of procedures to limit public comments from four to three minutes, forbid the
The Optimist Park Skatepark is finally getting a grand opening after years of planning and fundraising. Presented by the Port Huron Parks and Recreation Department, the event is taking place Saturday May 20th at 10am at the
The average price of regular unleaded gasoline across Michigan fell 11 cents over the week. Making the state’s average $3.38 per gallon. AAA of Michigan suggests that lower demand and higher energy stocks have much to do
Two Port Huron drawbridges will be the subject of annual maintenance this week. The city’s Department of Public works will be power washing on the 7th and 10thStreet bridges starting Monday. Work will be done overnight and
COVID-19 border restrictions are set to come to an end next week. The Department of Homeland Security is doing away with the requirement that foreign visitors must be vaccinated against COVID-19. Up to this point, Canadians entering
COVID-19 border restrictions are set to come to an end next week. The Department of Homeland Security is doing away with the requirement that foreign visitors must be vaccinated against COVID-19. Up to this point, Canadians entering
Ballot askings for public safety, parks, and the sale of the Municipal Office Center were all approved by city voters Tuesday. Unofficial election results from the Port Huron City Clerk’s office show all three proposals passing with
A second recreational mairjuana store could get approval tonight by the Port Huron Planning Commission. Ox Tail Incorporated is seeking a special use permit for a store to be located at the site of the Ernest Camera
SC4’s student-led arts and literature magazine has released a milestone issue. Patterns is Michigan’s longest-running publication of its kind. It is designed by and showcases the talents of the college’s art students. An award ceremony and reception
