Jerimiah Whitehead, a proud Flint native, is a multi-talented individual. Not only is he a published poet and author of "I Shall Be Released," a captivating book of poetry, but he also has a passion for creating music, scripting thought-provoking pieces, and writing inspiring articles. Adding to his impressive repertoire, Whitehead is a versatile actor with a remarkable professional background. He's known for his exceptional event-hosting skills and has expertise in editorial modeling. Watch out for this dynamic and multifaceted artist!
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.
The Latinx Technology & Community Center has been vital to the community for over two decades, offering various services and programs, and aiming to make Flint and Genesee County a better home for everyone.
Tom Wyatt of the Neighborhood Engagement Hub discusses his role as Executive Director, his challenges, and how the nonprofit adds to the beautification process of Flint neighborhoods and communities.
“A lot of men, or some men, think it’s feminine to take care of themselves, and I wanted to debunk that stereotype or false narrative.” Emmanuel Skincare’s founder, Joseph Pettigrew, discusses millennial balances, mental health, setbacks, and entrepreneurship.
Flint native Jordan Lee of Jordan’s Pristine Detailing spoke to Flintside about how hard work, perseverance, and a positive attitude are the key components to making a business dream a reality.
The Peacekeepers of Flint aim to mediate conflict before it turns into violence. The collective of fearless men and women is dedicated to bringing more peace to Flint by helping residents 'squash the beef before the grief.'
The neighborhood of Sarvis Park kicked off Juneteenth with a fun celebration on Saturday, June 8th. The event featured food, bounce houses, vendors, live performances, and more.
“We are a community, and we’re supposed to love each other.” Mrs. Brenda Anderson spoke to Flintside about her community work in the Sarvis Park neighborhood, her nonprofit organization Motivated by Faith Inc., and her mission to combat human trafficking.
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