White Pigeon Community School’s proposal on the ballot passed on Tuesday. The school system was seeking a sinking fund millage replacement to its constituents. There were 1,045 YES votes compared to 910 NO votes. The proposal will levy not to exceed three mills for a period of five years to replace the previously approved sinking …

Port Huron residents who need to pay a water bill or handle city business after work now have extra time, but Fridays are off the table. New hours took effect this week at the Municipal Office Center at 100 McMorran Boulevard. Instead of closing at 4:30 p.m. every weekday, city offices now stay open until 5:30 p.m. Monday through Wednesday and until 5 p.m. on Thursday. The offices are closed Fridays, though water payments can still go in the drop box in the north parking lot. Reporting for W

A Lenawee County lake leads our tour of spooky-sounding places, with stops in Gore, Bad Axe and a real Ohio ghost town.

The White Pigeon Class of 2028 is sponsoring a food drive to support the White Pigeon Food Pantry and the St. Joseph County Animal Control. The drive will accept non-perishable food items, toiletries and pet food items. Donation dates run through November 19 this year. The winning class is scheduled to have a pizza party …

Port Huron-area small businesses looking to grow can apply for a new program offering business advice and professional services. The Port Huron SmartZone and its Propeller business incubator are leading the effort for Michigan’s Region 6. Applicants must already operate businesses earning revenue. Applications close November 23rd. Selected businesses will be announced in mid-December, with the program starting January 5th of '27. Business owners can begin by completing the client intake form

Charles Benjamin Mabie Jr., age 72, of White Pigeon, passed away on Saturday, October 17, 2026. Born on January 24, 1954, in Goshen, Indiana, Charles was the son of the late Charles and Marjorie Mabie, Sr. Those who knew him will remember a man who was steady, kind, and genuine, with a way of making …

Summer on the St. Clair River is over for one of Port Huron's best-known attractions. The Huron Lady II has wrapped up its 2026 season. Since late May, the 73-foot boat has carried passengers on 90-minute narrated cruises from its dock along the Black River in downtown Port Huron. Riders got a close-up look at the Blue Water Bridges, the Fort Gratiot Lighthouse and Great Lakes freighters along the way. Port Huron-area fans will have to wait until next year to climb aboard. Reporting for WGRT

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