Nicole Tuttle

Journalist at Macomb Daily

Freelance Reporter at The Voice (Clinton Township, MI)

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River Day celebrates water sports in St. Clair

5 days ago | voicenews.com | Nicole Tuttle

Families ready to start summer with a splash can find fun, fishing and more on June 7, when City of St. Clair Recreation hosts River Day Family Fishing and Paddle the Pine River. River Day Family Fishing on June 7 coincides with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (MDNR) free fishing weekend. The MDNR does not require a fishing license fee twice per year at two-day intervals, with the 2025 summer weekend being June 7-8.
Richmond ready to open new splash pad

1 week ago | voicenews.com | Nicole Tuttle

The City of Richmond wanted to welcome Memorial Day with a splash this year, by opening a new splash pad at Beebe Street Park. However cooler weather temperatures delayed the opening. The splash pad was originally set to open on May 24. However, a May 20 City of Richmond Recreation Department Facebook post at facebook.com/RichmondRecreationDepartment/ indicated the opening would be postponed until the first week of June. The Facebook post further listed that residents would be kept informed.
Friends of the St. Clair River’s Sturgeon Fest swims into Port Huron

1 week ago | voicenews.com | Nicole Tuttle

The celebration of a fish with a pedigree that dates back to the pre-dinosaur age is coming to Port Huron on June 7. Friends of the St. Clair River will host the Sturgeon Fest 2025 at Fort Gratiot Lighthouse Park in Port Huron from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Festival parking and admission are free. The Fort Gratiot Lighthouse is located at 2802 Omar St. in Port Huron. Lake sturgeon are a threatened species, but currently over 10,000 are underneath the Blue Water Bridges in the St. Clair River.
Scrub Your Troubles Away campaign cleans up in two counties

1 week ago | voicenews.com | Nicole Tuttle

Local nonprofit Kind Human 4 Human Kind recently cleaned up the dilemma of spring cleaning faced by families in need, hosting a cleaning supply drive with distribution points in two counties. The Scrub Your Troubles Away campaign was created at Kind Human 4 Human Kind for the first time this year. It was designed to help those who cannot afford basic cleaning supplies, as food assistance programs often do not include these types of items.
Richmond Hometown Heroes host shoe drive

2 weeks ago | voicenews.com | Nicole Tuttle

If that pair of Adidas or Nikes in your closet is so last year, the Richmond Hometown Heroes are ready to refit them to someone else. Richmond Hometown Heroes is currently hosting the If the Shoe Fits Shoe Drive. New or gently-used shoes are now being accepted at the Richmond Police Department, 36725 Division Road, and open 24 hours. Shoes may be dropped off at the front desk of the department. Monetary donations for the shoe drive will also be accepted there.
Armada High recognizes Mental Health Awareness Month

2 weeks ago | voicenews.com | Nicole Tuttle

Exams, graduation, and the future are among the pressures facing Armada High School students as the school year counts down. To help ease these anxieties, the school’s Wellness Club created a series of May is Mental Health Awareness Month activities. Staff supervised activities such as cornhole, lawn ping pong tosses, Kan Jam, sidewalk chalk art time, coloring pages with positive affirmations, and rock painting were held during lunch periods throughout May.
St. Clair County Library hosts Cryptid Walk at Kettlewell Pond

2 weeks ago | voicenews.com | Nicole Tuttle

Those in search of where the wild things are should look no further than Kettlewell Pond, as a Cryptid Walk will be held there on May 31. The St. Clair County Library System’s (SCCLS) Main Library in Port Huron will host its first Cryptid Walk from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Registrants for the free event can show up at Kettlewell Pond anywhere within this time frame to participate. SCCLS Senior Librarian for Adult Services Joseph Turbok is part of a library programing team for the event.
Lois Wagner Memorial Library set to undergo feasibility study

2 weeks ago | voicenews.com | Nicole Tuttle

Lois Wagner Memorial Library in Richmond is set to undergo a feasibility study, focused on the possibility of expansion and potential related costs. On April 21, the Richmond City Council approved an architectural services proposal from Anderson, Eckstein and Westrick (AEW) in the amount of $45,000. This was in order to complete the library’s feasibility study.
Relay For Life celebrates cancer survivors at Anchor Bay

2 weeks ago | voicenews.com | Nicole Tuttle

Relay For Life of Northeast Macomb is rolling back into the Anchor Bay School District this month with Trucks for a Cure and the traditional relay walking event. Relay For Life of Northeast Macomb will be held May 31 from noon to 10 p.m. at Anchor Bay Middle School North, rain or shine. The school is located at 52805 Ashley St. in New Baltimore.
Richmond Athletic Boosters seek to add to Wall Project

3 weeks ago | voicenews.com | Nicole Tuttle

The Richmond Athletic Boosters recently made it easier for graduates to leave a legacy at Richmond High School, by creating a new way to participate in an ongoing project. Richmond Community Schools Director of Athletics, Facilities and School Safety Preston Treend said he recently worked with the boosters to develop an online order form for the Wall Project. Previously, the form was just available on paper. The form can be found at forms.office.com/r/NYDL0bdriq.