Thumbcoast.tv Spotlight

Sixty-five groups (and counting) prepare to make this year's Family Night fun and memorable. Andrew Seppo highlights activities including live music, petting zoo, and a night of entertainment, all for free - including free parking at SC4.

As the sailboats depart for Mackinac Island on July 18th, Blue Water Fest continues on land with Keels and Wheels from 10A-4P. Randy "Wolfman" Adam provides car show details and information on the afterparty at the Wrigley Center.

An insider tip - at the Flower Niche, ask for the "Florist's Choice" and leave it to the pros. Tracey Fox shares about this family-owned business from the owners' history to the variety of gifts available in-store.

Farming from the sky. While this isn't fully possible, Jeff and Eric Whiting from Wolverine Drone Services explain how drones can serve an important purpose in agriculture and other outdoor undertakings.

A tennis record continues, unable to be beaten. Since 1958, the first year of the Robinson Tennis Tournament, Art Smith has competed every year and says he plans to play again this summer.

Two soldiers from 1770s receive recognition and a special plaque at their grave sites. Jean Raymo and Martha Cramblit explain the July 18th ceremony honoring Jonathan Barron and Reuben Smith.

Mrs. Forro and the St. Edward-on-the-Lake School Robotics Team’ reflect on their achievements and experiences at the Georgia Ramblin’ Robots Invitational.

Nearly 80 years for the St. Clair County 4-H & Youth Fair, which returns July 20th-25th. Rob Usakowski previews the fair and the nightly shows including Rodeo, Bump & Runs, Tractor Pulls, and Figure 8 Races.

Hope Blooms, a springtime tradition with Hunter Hospitality House. Tracy Willard provides background on the organization and shares that their event will be April 30th at the Blue Water Convention Center.

When confronting diabetes, having professionals in your corner can make a huge difference. Kristin Ryan and Maegan Davenport share how their team at Lake Huron Medical Center approaches patient care.

Get ready, brides and grooms! BridalCon 2026 is coming to the Blue Water Convention Center on April 19th. Local vendors like photographers, caterers, DJs, and florists will be there. Don’t miss out!

A must-know for local veterans, of all ages - the St. Clair County Department of Veterans Affairs. Ryan McCann shares how the department ensures veterans get the benefits they've earned, free to the serviceman or servicewoman.

Two pianos, one entertaining night. Ashley Lueth shares details of the annual Dueling Pianos fundraiser, benefitting the Sanborn Gratiot Memorial Home with Blue Water Developmental Housing.

Just a few weeks to go. STEM Fest hits St. Clair County Community College on March 7th. Becky Gentner shares that this free, hands-on event continues to expand with the help of new partners and longtime favorites.   Mind Trekkers from MI Tech Cranbrook Reptarium Mad Science UofM MSU SVSU

Winter weather can be lovely - or extremely difficult without heat. Karen Lake and Kelly Stover explain that the Walk For Warmth's proceeds go directly to helping St. Clair County residents with emergency utility bills.

Introducing the brand new Executive Director of Blue Water Area Rescue Mission (BWARM). Port Huron native, Demetri Stafford, shares his journey that led his family back to Port Huron to run the men's shelter.

Cut a hole in the ice and jump in! The Lexington Polar Plunge returns on February 7th with proceeds supporting Project Blessing and the Lexington Fire Department. Richard Laframboise also shares a few big updates from The Windjammer.

Port Huron Chilly Fest returns (Feb 6th-7th) with staples like chili tasting, kid zone, and live music. Lisa DeLong also explains new events including "Hungry Hungry Penguins" and "Puck Putt", combining golf and hockey.   Port Huron Chilly Fest returns February 6th-7th with live music at the Wrigley Center, chili tasting, carriage rides, kid zone, the "Hungry Hungry Penguins" game, and "Puck Putt"...

Winter events on the horizon with the Port Huron Museums, including the debut of this year's "A Seat At The Table", a brunch fundraiser at the St. Clair Inn, and a presentation covering the historical challenges faced by female artists.

Beat the winter boredom with new classes and activities with Port Huron Parks & Recreation. Emily Hawkes previews a few new programs as well as updates on local favorites. Registration is now open.

Little Women set to debut on January 9th with Enter Stage Right. Actresses Hannah Turner and Talia Bulgrien explain the story, including how this version's modern adaptations keep the play engaging.

New recipes on the horizon and a few off-menu favorites revealed. Mickey Brast from Pinatas Mexican Smokehouse shares a few popular highlights from her family's restaurant in Port Huron.

A staple in Downtown Port Huron. Susan Kuhn discusses her store, Suzanne's, in Downtown Port Huron, the joy of putting on fashion shows, and what's in store as 2026 begins.

One short month to get ready for the PoHo Hot Cocoa Run on January 24th. Greg Whitican shares that routes include a 5k, 10k, or even the 10-mile race, plus a chocolate-themed party afterwards at the Wrigley Center.

Nominate a strong woman in your life to be considered for the Blue Water Woman of the Year. Patti Samar shares that nominations are due by January 9th, with the annual awards scheduled for March 11th.