There is a glaring omission from the 2019 class of nominees for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Flintside writer Jeff Piechowski argues the Flint-born band should get the honor because of its chart topping success and record-breaking popularity in the 1970s.
There is more than meets the eye with this fashion show. "This is Me" is about celebrating all people, combating bullying and promoting acceptance. And, it’s walking the walk thanks to founder Tracy Palmer.
Johnny Edmond opened the restaurant with little fanfare about eight months ago and there he serves up the foods he learned to make back home in Chicago.
Get a sneak peak at the Flint Community Players' second show of the season — Neil Simon's "Barefoot in the Park."
About 180 addicts have found help in the last year from Hope Not Handcuffs and "angels" like Randi Novak who helped bring the organization to Genesee and Lapeer counties.
The program was started in Detroit to give a select group of soon-to-be high school seniors a paid, summer internship designed to help them plan and implement community service projects.
It's the size of an old 45 vinyl record and costs just $2, baked to perfection by Teressa Morris, owner of The Cookie Jar.
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