The Sister Tour, created in 2017, seeks to re-establish sisterhood by giving Flint women of color a platform for their creative expression and freedom, even if that means babysitting for a couple of hours or offering a listening ear.
A year after graduating from Mott Culinary Arts Institute, Jeffrance Ford is sharing his passion for Japanese culture and cuisine through his pop-up ramen shop, Somas Ramen.
Vantrell Erving's desire to grow and achieve his dreams, through his brand Say It Ain't Krispy (SIAK), has catapulted him into business success as orders are placed and shipped out across Beecher, Flint, and around the country.
The Creative Hair School of Cosmetology was born in October of 1999 as a Black-owned family business. Here, students learn how to help someone look their best, but they also are part of a growing legacy of persistence.
The Flint Regional Science & Engineering Fair continues to recruit and reinvest in the Flint community with its annual science fair and local workshop for students and parents.
Open auditions start at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 18 at the “New” McCree Theatre inside New Standard Academy on Carpenter Road. Anyone from aspiring actors and actresses to those looking to try out something new are encouraged to display their talents. Just don’t forget to bring a poem or monologue to perform.
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