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Fresh thinking: Investments aim to change how rural Michiganians eat
Algonac — Investments from retailers and state government aim to provide Michigan residents with more places to buy fresh fruit, vegetables and other perishable food, especially in so-called rural "food deserts." One of those residents is Sandy Cutshaw, 65, of Algonac, who recently bought snacks, canned foods and produce...
Living Healthy with Lake Huron – Dr. Gloria Moore
Dr. Gloria Moore, a family nurse practitioner, emphasizes the importance of healthy eating by promoting self-care, regular physical activity, and maintaining a colorful, nutrient-rich diet. [Sponsored by Lake Huron Medical Center]
Ryan Peeling – Fan Club 8.22.24
Ryan Peeling from Port Huron is our newest member of the WBTI Fan Club – congratulations, Ryan! As our latest listener to join the club, Ryan will be hooked up with his own custom station gear courtesy of Timmy D at Lakeshore Graphics in Lexington! If you’d like to be featured online and grab yourself some cool swag, just CLICK HERE to submit a photo for your chance to win!
Chesterfield Township to conduct annual public hearing on police, fire levy
The Chesterfield Township Board of Trustees will conduct a public hearing this month on the special assessment levy that funds police and fire protection. Required to be held annually, the hearing is scheduled for 7 p.m. Aug. 27 at the township offices, located at 47275 Sugarbush Road. The hearing will not result in an increase to the existing voter-approved 7.95 mill levy.
Man charged with stealing sneakers off of Penny Hardaway’s porch
Even one of college basketball’s most well-known coaches isn’t immune from porch pirates. Memphis coach Penny Hardaway had boxes containing 26 pairs of shoes stolen off of his front porch earlier this month, according to a Memphis television station. Hardaway told the station that those 26 pairs of...
Algonac man arrested, arraigned for not paying child support for over 15 years
A St. Clair County man has been arraigned in Macomb County for allegedly not paying child support for over 15 years. Adam Walsh, age 38 of Algonac, was arraigned last Friday, August 16, for two different cases involving back child support. In 2007, Walsh was ordered to pay $407 in...
Vote for the 2024 Times Herald Preseason Football Player of the Year
PORT HURON — Preseason high school football means a plethora of predictions. Now it's time for you, the fans, to make one, too. The Times Herald's Preseason Football Player of the Year poll is back for 2024. Voting ends at noon on Sunday. The nominees were selected based on a variety of criteria,...
Death certificate states Joshua Conant's death was a homicide
The death of a 26-year-old man outside a Port Huron bar in November was ruled a homicide by the county medical examiner. A copy of the death certificate reviewed by the Times Herald revealed Joshua Conant's cause of death, stating the homicide happened via "cardiorespiratory arrest due to physical subdual with prone restraint." ...
Port Huron Recovery Fest 2024 to include softball tournament, 5K, more
Recovery Fest 2024, set for Sept. 14 at Pine Grove Park in Port Huron, will be an “extraordinary celebration of resilience, hope and community,” organizers said. “Designed to uplift, educate and inspire, Recovery Fest is a day-long festival dedicated to supporting those on the path to recovery and raising awareness about mental health and addiction,” organizers said in a news release.
Blocked by city manager, Facebook user gets second chance at discovery in First Amendment case
CINCINNATI (CN) — In the wake of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling, an appeals court panel ruled additional evidence is needed to determine whether a city manager violated his constituent's First Amendment rights by blocking him on Facebook. Kevin Lindke sued Port Huron, Michigan, City Manager James Freed after...
Nestle, Schneider named as coach
CAPAC — When the 2024 gridiron regular season campaign begins in a little over a week from now Capac will have a pair of familiar faces directing their varsity program, that is because Bill Nestle and Troy Schneider have been named to hold down those sideline duties. They take...
Fueling Port Huron Schools future at the Crosstown Showdown
The Port Huron Schools Endowment Fund was established in 2010 with the Community Foundation and has been instrumental in advancing educational opportunities since its inception. Originally established with a generous $100,000 donation from a local family, the fund has grown to exceed $400,000. Over the years, nearly $200,000 has been distributed in grants to support a diverse array of programs across all Port Huron schools, making a significant impact on students’ educational journeys.
The Ghost of Puttygut Bridge: St. Clair, Michigan
If you're looking for a quick, easy scare, visit the Puttygut Bridge that crosses over the Belle River near St. Clair. One night, a man, who had too much to drink, was heading over the bridge in his truck. Unknown to him, the bridge was flooded by the high waters. His truck went off the bridge into the river, and neither the driver OR his truck were never found.
Thank you letter: Aug. 21
On behalf of the New Baltimore Lions Club – Fletcher’s Warriors Relay For Life Team, I would like to thank the people who donated items for us to sell. I also want to thank the people who shopped at our yard sale — all of the money raised has been donated to the American Cancer Society.
Outdoor Weekend celebrates 38th year
The planning and the brainstorming for the very first Woods-N-Water News Outdoor Weekend took only a couple of months, if that. Today, it’s nearly a year-round job. Who would have thought one day we would be celebrating its 38th year? Not me!. The first Outdoor Weekend had a dozen...
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