Croswell News

There seem to be plenty of things on your minds today. But no matter what the day, it seems that debating the merits of downtown Port Huron's nighttime color scheme has become an obsession.

The Port Huron area has a secret treasure, an asset we've exploited for more than 250 years without much appreciation for its true value.

WHEN: 10 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 1 WHERE: Participants will meet at 10 a.m. at Ehardt's Pharmacy & Medical Supply, 7275 Huron Ave.

In what proved a tough week for the Times Herald's experts, Nancy Welch was nearly perfect in this week's Football Fun contest.

Did employee complaints about the use of non-certified materials result in the raid of Fraser Manfacturing Corp by the investigative unit of the U.S. Department of Defense? Last Wednesday the Defense Criminal ...

For nearly 40 years, Bill McLean has held the weight of a horse on his back. Although he wakes up and goes to bed with a sore back, hips, elbows -- pretty much a sore everything -- the Croswell farrier said ...

The war chests for incumbent state representatives Phil Pavlov and John Espinoza dwarfed their opponents' in the final campaign-finance period before Tuesday's election.

Before we get to your election comments, we'll start with the end of most of downtown Port Huron's parking meters.

GREENWOOD TWP. -- Julia Harvey 77, died Sunday, October 26, 2008. Survived by her seven children.

Mark Nov. 11 on your calendars. Our first caller has a good reason. Talk to me: Sandy Hunwick, Teacher, Take a Vet to School Day coordinator: 'Fort Gratiot Middle School will be having our second annual ...

The Blue Water Area's two state representatives are helping make college a possibility for all students in St.

CROSWELL -- Students in Chris Chen's Mandarin Chinese class at Croswell-Lexington Middle School got some extra practice Tuesday morning.

The Michigan Public Service Commission today issued 41 orders to assist in the orderly implementation of Michigan's new energy laws for the state's municipally-owned electric utilities.

Sometimes, the Rev. Dallas Berry can't tell if his sermon connected with his congregation.

When she sees her breath in the cold air, Chris Ferris knows it's time. The 50-year-old Port Huron resident waits as long as she can to turn up her home's thermostat to get the heat cranking.

The holiday season may be grim for more than 100 workers at the JCIM plant in Croswell, after owners announced the plant could close by the end of the year.

Taryn Mathis wasn't big on words, but her body language and facial expression read like a book.

The 5-year-old Croswell kindergartner was at First Presbyterian Church in Croswell Friday afternoon for the second annual Coats for Kids giveaway.

They agree the health care system is badly bent -- if not broken. What to do about it, well that's another story.

Keeping jobs in the city was the goal of the City Council when it approved plans this week to help Michigan Sugar and J&K Manufacturing with tax breaks and financing, so both companies can expand and stay in ...