Marjory Raymer served as the founding publisher and managing editor of Flintside. She launched Flintside in March 2017 with a coalition of support from Flint's leading advocates and helped it grow into the Flint area's largest nontraditional news outlet with an online readership of more than 180,000 users.
An award winning journalist with more more than 20 years experience, she started her career as a political reporter with short stints at the Ionia Sentinel Standard and Traverse City Record Eagle, before coming to Flint in 2000. She climbed through the ranks and became the first woman to serve as editor of The Flint Journal. She went on to serve as news director for MLive and all 10 of its newsrooms statewide. Prior to launching Flintside, Raymer served as head of marketing and media relations at the University of Michigan-Flint. She left Flintside in November 2019 to serve as director of communications for the City of Flint.
The free event will include food, music, and giveaways from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, July 11, on the campus of St. Luke's NEW Life Center, 3115 Lawndale Ave. in Flint.
The women's boxing champ will share her story as part of a Youth Motivational Experience at Joy Tabernacle Church on Sunday, June 30. The theme is "Victory through Faith."
The opening of the Claressa Shields Community Project will be officially announced on May 14 at Joy Tabernacle Church, one of several highlights of a Civic Park Centennial Celebration summer kick off.
A new water distribution program delivered water jugs to 10 families over the weekend and has a lofty goal of delivering 40 gallons of clean water to every Flint household. The effort comes with backing from legendary artists Harry Belafonte and Paul Simon.
A summer kickoff of the Civic Park Centennial Celebration is set for 2-6 p.m. May 14 at Joy Tabernacle Church. Current and former residents of Civic Park — as well as the community at large — are invited to join the festivities, which are part of the neighborhood’s year-long effort to honor and preserve its history.
Kettering University will host its Centennial Celebration at the stadium on July 20 — and the goal is nothing short of again making history and selling out the city’s largest venue.
American Airlines will begin offering twice daily service to Charlotte Douglas International Airport in September. It is American Airline's second-largest hub and the 10th largest airport in the nation — with more destinations (including 25 countries), more flights, and more passengers than Detroit.
Located in Mott Park Recreation Area, Paddlers' Landing will provide an access point for kayaking, tubing, fishing and other river exploration. Flint River Watershed Coalition won a $50,000 matching grant from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation through its successful Patronicity campaign.
Today, he’s known best as B. Corder. He is the event specialist and promoter behind Beats x Beers, the guy who brought Wale to the Capitol Theatre, and the man planning a community festival for Kettering University’s centennial. Here's where he's been, how he got there, and where he's going.
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