What to do on the North Coast if you’re under 21
Sandusky is a place with many great pubs and drinking events, but it's welcoming to all ages. This is your ultimate guide for how to have fun in the Sandusky area if you're under 21.
parkrun offers fitness and friendship to all
parkrun is an international organization with the goal to get people into parks and public spaces for a fun, weekly, free, timed 5K run/walk.
Supportive and safe housing for LGBTQ youth
Amy Kuras spoke with Mark Erwin of Ruth Ellis Center about the recent opening of Detroit's first housing center dedicated to LGBTQ youth. The Clairmount Center also has wraparound services, including health care and employment support, co-located on the premises, to remove common barriers to access for this population.
OHgo: The story behind Sandusky’s mobile nonprofit, delivering hope and meeting needs
Longtime friends have started a movement to put food on tables and smiles on faces in Sandusky. “The O-H stands for Ohio, and the ‘go’ is because we're always on the go."
Diagnosis food: Using food as medicine leads to new program at Family Health Services
The Food is Medicine program at Family Health Services helps food insecure individuals with chronic health issues eat healthier, “It’s a dual program where we address the medical side but also recognize that food is medicine.”
Skate into the holiday season at Jackson Street Pier
Ice skating is once again open to the public at the Jackson Street Pier. The season runs from Nov. 17 through Dec. 31.
Girls Who Code begins Jan. 5 at Huron Library
An offshoot of the international program Girls Who Code will start up another session at the Huron Library Jan. 5.
New mural project brightens up downtown buildings
Six vinyl murals are slated to be installed in locations around downtown Sandusky. The vinyl mural program was developed by the city of Sandusky’s Public Arts and Culture Commission.
Here’s good news for Michiganders’ mental health: Community mental health delivers cutting-edge care
Michigan's community mental health agencies lead the nation in innovation, serve all 83 counties, and help Michiganders of all ages access the mental health supports they need.
Nourishing souls in Port Huron
Meet Sarah Jones, Mid City Nutrition’s executive director, and read why she’s excited about her new role providing meals to underserved community members who appreciate a warm lunch from friendly folks who know them by name.
