Co-owner Ron Housley of Maude's Alabama BBQ discusses the beauty of resilience, the power of family, and providing Southern hospitality on the east side of Flint.
Flint native Jeanette Edwards and the Brownell-Holmes Neighborhood Association are on a mission to revitalize the neighborhood and engage the community.
“I want to see you happy, and I want you to feel good in your environment.” Flint native Bri Nelson is the founder of Cleanly Life, a local housekeeping service that offers a detailed approach to cleaning and maintaining a harmonious living environment.
Flint art teacher and founder of Artxtension: Education-Equity-Empowerment, Jordan Barnett, discusses his
Flintside's emeritus editor, Patrick Hayes, reflects on his tenure at the publication, his 'On the Ground' work in the neighborhoods of Brownell-Holmes and Eastside Franklin Park, and the significance of being a good neighbor.
Sister Carol Weber shares her personal journey that led her to St. Luke N.E.W. Life Center and what the center is doing to make a positive impact on the Flint community.
“There was a village in our community, and so we’re recreating that village.” Inside the Civic Park neighborhood, the Urban Renaissance Center serves not only as a place of worship but also as a community center, intending to spread the Ubuntu philosophy.
Flint-born chef and caterer Terrail Jones II discusses his lifelong passion for cooking, getting started in the food world, winning competitions, and staying focused.
Flint native Sa'eed Littlejohn encourages customers and the community to prioritize health and wellness through his local fresh juice brand, Healthy Side. During his Q&A, the entrepreneur discussed fatherhood, juicing, and plans for the future.
Flint native Terance Green, owner of Black Amor yoga studio, discusses self-love, healing through rest, his mission to promote health and wellness, and the power of putting oneself first.
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