The goal is to bring together 100 potential investors who are Flint expats or friends of Flint to show them why it makes sense to build their business and put their dollars here.
The newly unified, citywide Flint high school sports teams will kick off their inaugural season this fall wearing teal and black.
A surprise windfall keeps the man with a green thumb and firm hand doing God's work in Flint.
It's ok if you are rich or poor or somewhere in between—you now can have farmers' market fresh fruits and veggies (often locally sourced) delivered right to your door. Choose the $15 or $30 box.
The number of AmeriCorps workers in Flint jumped from 25 two years ago to about 200 this summer. Check out all the work they are doing.
Applewood tours offer a behind-the-scenes look into the home of Flint's most famous family.
William Pickard, chairman and CEO of Global Automotive Alliance, delivered keynote remarks and gave special praise to Pastor George Wilkinson for his work in the church and in the community.
The DDA looks to add more metered parking, upgrade the Flat Lot, and introduce a parking app that will feed the meter for you starting this year.
See the 8 Flint-area teams—and all 91 teams statewide—competing this week in the FIRST Robotics world championships.
A 30-day, $50,000 fundraising campaign to add strings of street lights to Brush Alley kicks off today. The stakes are high. The goal is aggressive. And the timeline is short.
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