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Flint’s Selah’s Red Tent celebrates one year of supporting mothers through birth and beyond
Selah’s Red Tent helps dozens of mothers through its free services of birth education courses, sleep training, and more.
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In Flint, MSU Public Health is building a model rooted in community power
MSU Public Health centers Flint residents in a community-powered approach to health solutions.
Carman-Ainsworth teacher honored with MEA human and civil rights award
Carman-Ainsworth teacher Frank Burger receives MEA honor for LGBTQ+ advocacy in schools.
Indivisible GLOW uses peaceful protest to build civic connection and community across Genesee, Livingston, and Oakland counties
Indivisible GLOW uses peaceful protest to build civic connection and community action.
OPINION: Our people with the most at stake are being muted in Michigan’s Data Centers debate
Michael Clack calls for Flint voices to be centered in Michigan’s data center debate.
Flint’s Selah’s Red Tent celebrates one year of supporting mothers through birth and beyond
Selah’s Red Tent helps dozens of mothers through its free services of birth education courses, sleep training, and more.
UM-Flint women’s soccer to host youth day camp in Grand Blanc
UM-Flint women’s soccer team will host a youth day camp June 13 at Bicentennial Park.
Free 3-on-3 basketball tournament joins C.S. Mott Foundation’s Centennial Family Fun Days
Free 3-on-3 basketball tournament to bring youth competition to C.S. Mott Foundation’s Centennial Family Fun Days
Tap Dance Day celebration to honor rhythm, history, and community at UM-Flint
A free Tap Dance Day celebration invites Flint dancers and musicians to gather at UM-Flint.
Flint Monster Society hosts Sinister Swamp Meet for local artists and horror fans
Sinister Swamp Meet returns to Flint Local 432 with spooky vendors, music, and local art.
DeRay Davis brings comedy, confidence and authenticity to Flint’s Capitol Theatre
Comedian DeRay Davis brings his sharp humor and high-energy storytelling to Flint audiences.
Mapping Flint: Roadways
Mapping Flint: Roadways explores how the city’s road names reveal its history, growth, and geography.
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