Port Huron's waterfront is an asset the city relies on with the only drawback being not many people know much about the various points of interest along the way.

The city hoped to correct that with a grant of as much as $50,000 that will pay for informational signs along the water.

"It fits perfectly with our goal of making Port Huron a more exciting place to live, work and visit," City Manager Tom Hutka said. "For us, it's where the rubber hits the road."

A decision on whether Port Huron will get the grant from the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality's Coastal Management Program is pending.   more...