Voters head to the polls today to decide which presidential candidates will appear on the November ballot. Polls will remain open until 8 p.m. There are 11 Republican candidates looking to run in November, including Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum. Michigan’s presidential primary is a “closed primary” which requires voters to request a Republican...Read More »
Mayor Pauline ReppLast night at McMorran, City Council presented the Spirit of Port Huron Awards. A great crowd met to honor those people in our community, who over the years have contributed in special ways. Seven awards were given, including, Brotherhood to Reverend Alex Crittenden; Civic to Jacquelyn Hanton; Cultural to Lee Jones; Economic...Read More »
Fire Chief Tom Konik shows off the newest addition to his department’s fleet. Photo by KIM HUXHOLDThe Marysville City Council and Port Huron City Council, last night approved to move forward with a collaborative agreement for fire services between the two cities. Talks of the move have been going on since May of last...Read More »
An accident yesterday afternoon on Lapeer Avenue just east of 24th Street in Port Huron sent two people to the hospital. Traffic was partially blocked for a time as Port Huron Fire Department crews worked to clear the wrecked cars. Reports say that a car heading eastbound on Lapeer Avenue carrying five Shelby Township...Read More »
You would be surprised how easy it is to get your story told or your non-profit event promoted in the local media. Every year WGRT gives away tens of thousands of dollars of free promotion to local, regional, and national nonprofits. What is not acceptable is your nonprofit spending advertising dollars with other print...Read More »
