Vehicle City Voices: Black Women of Flint — Dr. Karen Weaver
Dr. Karen Weaver reflects on leadership, Flint’s future, and the power of using her voice.
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At Buckham Gallery, Demarcus Smith’s ‘Roses for the Blues’ Tells a Deeper Story
Demarcus Smith’s new exhibit at Buckham Gallery explores emotion, storytelling, and growth through blue-toned art.
Vehicle City Voices: Black Women of Flint — Billie Dantzler
Billie Danztler reflects on Black women’s history, voice, and carrying the torch forward.
Step Afrika! Brings Rhythm, Heritage, and History to Flint
Step Afrika! brings the cultural rhythm of stepping and African American heritage to Flint.
A Middle Kind of View: What Happened to Our Relationship With Libraries?
One child’s love of books sparks reflection on reading habits and our relationship with libraries.
It’s Good to Be Bad: Julia Moore Poetry Contest Returns to Flint
Flint Public Library celebrates 175 years with the return of the Julia Moore Bad Poetry Contest.
Black Violin Brings Strings, Beats, and Belonging Back to Flint
Black Violin returns to Flint, blending hip-hop and classical music while uplifting community and youth.
A Middle Kind of View: Michigan Winter Roads
In the latest, A Middle Kind of View, Amina reflects on the harsh conditions and turbulent times of living through Michigan winters.
Good for the Soul Comedy Show Returns to Flint Farmers’ Market
Communities First, Inc. will host the Good for the Soul Comedy Show 2 at the Flint Farmers’ Market.
A Middle Kind of View: What Makes a “Flintstone?”
Columnist Amina Smith reflects on the questions: What is Flint culture? And what makes a real Flintstone?
