Born, raised, and currently residing in Flint, Jarielle Tasha Nettles has been involved in the arts of Flint for as long as she can remember, having attended Flint Institute of Music and participating in local art-related programs and organizations. She currently majors in Creative Writing and wears many hats such as songstress, writer, ardent expresser of love, self-healing, and culture. She enjoys curating the phases of her life, alongside her Dachshund, Remy.
The city of Beecher is gearing up for its first-ever Juneteenth celebration this year. The 2-day event includes a basketball game, parade, festival, and sneaker ball.
Flint native Dr. Dalton discusses her life at Life In 3D Aesthetic Services, the barriers of being a Black female doctor, and how we should all speak up about our health and wellness.
“Whatever you are working towards will pay off long as you stay consistent.” Local clothing brand Elevate Exchange is preparing to hold its 2nd annual 'First Class Fashion Show' which has an airport theme this year.
Local drum phenom Caleb Robinson spoke with Flintside about his creative expression through instruments and growth as an artist as he gears up to release his second album, 'Going Home.'
Hamilton Community Health Network is hosting several vaccine pop-up clinics in Flint throughout March 2023. The COVID-19 vaccine and booster shots will be available at each clinic.
"I believe every medium is a tool to tell a story and that’s what I do best." Flint native J.J. Green spoke with Flintside about the new project, his love for Flint, and his perspective on love and heartbreak.
“It’s not a lot of effort to be a community. It’s a will.” Flint native Victoria McKenze shares some of the significant changes she's witnessed during her 45 years of living in the neighborhood of Sarvis Park.
"I believe that all blessings come on time and in order." Rapper and singer Fortunxte opens up about his growth as a man and his experiences as a quiet force on the Flint local scene.
"People overlooking me don’t take away from the fact that I know I am special." Flint music producer DeAndre Golden describes the sound of Flint and how it’s the “best time to be an artist here.”
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