Alexis Harvey is always on the prowl for the local theater scene, a venue to stage a play, and a place to celebrate after a long day’s work. Here are her top Flint spots for a perfect Friday.
Local government representatives, organizational officials, Flint residents, and panelists featured in On the Ground coverage came together Saturday, Jan. 25 to discuss what the coverage over the centennial celebration meant to them and how no matter what, the historic neighborhood plans to work toward the future.
Join us for a community discussion from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 25 to conclude the initial six-month run of On the Ground Civic Park neighborhood coverage. Flintside is hosting a conversation with those covered and involved in our coverage in order to take a look back at their experiences, the effect of neighborhood journalism, and hopes for what is to come.
Linda Bell teaches a weekly ASL class instructing enthusiastic students like Janet Hughes alongside co-teachers like Brian Whittington when she’s not working on developments for her app, Bell Tech Communications set to showcase Feb. 13.
In her book, The Day I Forgot But Will Always Remember (Living with Sudden Cardiac Arrest), Brenda Brown describes the moment she died from Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) as her midlife rebirth.
From food drives to pantries, concerts, and tailgates, these Genesee County school programs know how to give back. Each school district offers support to their families in ways that matter, making the holidays a true gift every year.
Still haven’t bought a gift? Don’t panic. Here’s a shoppers guide made up of 10 local businesses that are making Flint favorites, holiday favorites. The best part? They’re only a downtown stroll or web click away, perfect for procrastinators.
Residents of the east side welcomed the city's fourth Water Box, which was unveiled Monday, Dec. 2 at the Latinx Technology and Community Center. Developed by celebrity Jaden Smith's nonprofit, the technology is changing the face of clean water distribution in Flint.
Marjory Raymer, former publisher and managing editor of Flintside, always said this publication was a way of introducing the world to the city she had come to know and love. I can’t help but do the same.
Genesee Career Institute launched its Aviation Academy this year in partnership with Crosswinds Aviation and Bishop International Airport. The program offers Genesee County high school juniors and seniors the opportunity to gain a thorough introduction to the ins and outs of a global industry that is suffering a shortage of workers.
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