By Patti Samar Editor/Publisher For six years in the late 1970s and early 1980s, Alice Rieves owned a restaurant in St. Clair called, appropriately, “Alice’s Restaurant.” After retiring as the executive director of the Mid City Nutrition Program in 2016, Rieves has once again joined the organization and has been named interim executive director of … More ALICE RIEVES: Passion for People
SheShip launches in Port Huron to provide educational opportunities related to women’s issues and LGBTQ issues. … More SHESHIP LAUNCHES: New Nonprofit Promotes Equality for Women
By Patti Samar Jenifer and Kyle McHugh of Grand Rapids knew their love and love story were special. That is why they traveled to 12 different wedding venues all over the state before settling upon Solitude Links Golf Course and Banquet Center in Kimball Township. The most surprising catch? Neither one of them has ties … More JEN & KYLE MCHUGH: A Wedding Story
Fiber artist Laura Lyon is helping save the earth by rescuing one piece of junk at a time. … More LAURA LYON: saving the earth
To Karen Harris of Port Huron, life is all about home, family and giving back to the community. … More KAREN HARRIS: coming home
Keiryn Ajayi-Obe knows what a difference a teacher can make in the life of a struggling student because she was once that struggling student – and now she is that teacher. … More KEIRYN AJAYI-OBE: making a difference
Catherine Duffy Houghton, 98, of Fort Gratiot, began her self-proclaimed “love affair” with trains when she took her first ride on one at the age of just two years old.
Fate shined a bright light down on her when she grew up and married a man whose family owned a railroad. … More CATHERINE DUFFY HOUGHTON: living a meaningful life