Thumbcoast.tv Spotlight

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.
 
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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.