Jackie Poplar tells how she “didn’t miss a beat” as former 2nd Ward Councilwoman
Flint native and former 2nd Ward Councilwoman Jackie Poplar recalls the jest that inspired her to put her name on the ballot and clean up Sarvis Park.
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With new renovations, Sloan Museum of Discovery strives to be more inclusive
After five years of planning and construction, the Sloan Museum of Discovery welcomes visitors to experience the new renovations as well as exhibits that explore stories from diverse groups.
Family and tradition remain at the heart of Ruggero’s kitchen
“We all start and begin with the memories.” Ruggero’s in Flint continues its tradition of bringing authentic Italian food, and a new BBQ menu, to its loyal customer base.
Flint AFC makes strides in its inaugural season
“You have to reserve your energy and play smart.” The Flint City AFC pulled off a tough 2-0 victory over the Racing Louisville FC team in their last home game of the season.
Big Daddy’s Barbershop has over 50 years of history in Flint
Rene Dickson and Maurice Dantzler reveal the history of Big Daddy's Barber Shop, that's serviced Flint residents for decades.
Flint Soap Box Derby Race makes strong return after two-year hiatus
“At the end of that first workshop, they’re laughing, giving hugs, and making new friends.” On Saturday, June 4, Genesee County residents gathered at Chevy Commons State Park for the 2nd annual Flint Soap Box Derby Race.
Durant Turri Mott’s Family Night continues to be an asset to students and parents
Rain or shine, Durant Turri-Mott Elementary in Flint continues to spark students' imagination with its annual Family Night that distributes STEM packets provided by the Sloan Museum.
‘There is no cap on education’ says owner of Drinks of Essence Bartending School
“Whatever I can learn and bring back to my city and make my students employable, that’s what I’m going to do.” Sheena Harrison has been teaching the art of mixology since the school's opening.
“Don’t be afraid to try what you like:” Flint Teen is preparing to be the next science media star
"Don’t be afraid to try what you like:" Lydia Taylor is a finalist in the Breakthrough Junior College Competition (BJCC) which could win her $250,000 in scholarship money.
YouthQuest program on the lookout for more instructors for afterschool programs
"Kids don’t know what they aren’t exposed to, so it’s important to broaden their horizons."
