Local Government Reporter, Port Huron Times Herald
Jackie Smith is a local government reporter for the Port Huron Times Herald, focusing on news and events in Port Huron, Michigan. With a background in journalism and a passion for supporting local journalism, Jackie covers a range of topics including local politics, community initiatives, and human interest stories.
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By: Jackie Smith
Those looking for a little help putting together a Thanksgiving day meal could get a boost with a couple of giveaways slated early in the next week.
By: Jackie Smith
Tours begin at the Kodet custom log home Dec. 1 with over 300 trees and 130,000 ornaments on display, and according to one organizer, tickets are going fast.
Roughly four months after its ribbon cutting mid-summer, Renaissance Man is closing its cocktail lounge at the Wrigley Center.
By: Jackie Smith
"We understand everybody wants the easy, convenient way of shopping — Amazon or whatever store you buy from online," said Thelma Castillo, of the Blue Water Area Chamber. "But the reality is, it’s our communities that are suffering."
By: Jackie Smith
The established food truck replaces the spot last occupied by Doña Marinas.
By: Jackie Smith
Within the last month, St. Clair County has received two violation notices about the issue from the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy.
By: Jackie Smith
Residents and motorists may notice an increased presence from law enforcement around the Blue Water Bridge following a reported vehicle explosion near the Rainbow Bridge in Niagara Falls, New York, this afternoon.
By: Jackie Smith
MARINE CITY — The former Thomas J. Geck building in the 400 block of South Water Street has a new name, and behind its redeveloped façade, a new purpose.
By: Jackie Smith
With a boost from MEDC and county brownfield support, the downtown building features three retail spaces and six condominium apartments.
By: Jackie Smith
Tonight's meeting would've marked the second regular meeting of the month. Port Huron council officials next meet on Dec. 11.
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