McKenna Golat is a reporter for the Marlette Education Association and Yahoo News. She has also been featured in the Holland Sentinel. McKenna covers a variety of local events and news stories, including community happenings, sports events, business updates, and human interest stories.
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Port Huron Area Schools will be serving breakfast and lunch in seven of its buildings throughout the summer.
Two beaches in Port Huron and Marysville have been placed under a swim advisory due to elevated E. coli levels.
By: Mckenna Golat
The school year is coming up fast. Do you know when the first day of school will be?
By: Mckenna Golat
Bayview Mackinac Race Administrator Melissa Wenzler, who nominated Mike Davenport, said he has always gone above and beyond for the race.
By: Mckenna Golat
Here's a quick list of five things to check out unrelated to the Boat Week festivities.
Harbormaster Mike Davenport said Port Huron has seen a steady stream of boats coming in since July 12. A total of 328 will be racing on Saturday.
There will be a meet the author event in September where attendees can hear an excerpt of the book and ask the author questions.
By: Mckenna Golat
Admission to Blue Water Sandfest is $6 per person and free to children 4 years old and younger.
Main Street Memories will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday.
"It's got a great message and is a lot of fun. The cast is pumped to put this on."
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