FMH Fest brings mental health resources and family fun to Flint on Oct. 4
FMH Fest on Oct. 4 brings healing, resources, and connection to Flint with panels, vendors, music, and family activities.
Coverage of community groups bringing about changes, innovations, and solutions in their community.
FMH Fest on Oct. 4 brings healing, resources, and connection to Flint with panels, vendors, music, and family activities.
St. Luke N.E.W. Life Center opens a new Flint facility on Oct. 8, expanding programs and its sewing social enterprise to serve more families.
Jim Ananich’s 50th birthday fundraiser, Plate It Forward, will support food security and civic engagement in Flint on Oct. 2 at the Farmers’ Market.
The intensity of America’s political culture that factored into the assassination of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk has intensified the scrutiny of the role of social media.
Communities First hosts a Community Development Mixer on Sept. 18 at the Flint Farmers’ Market rooftop, highlighting progress and partnerships.
The Flint Alliance for Immigrant Rights is urging Genesee County leaders to end a new 287(g) agreement with ICE, warning it fuels fear, racial profiling, and distrust in immigrant communities.
Flintside journalists Xzavier Simon and Tia Scott share their perspectives on the city’s recent surge in gun violence. Simon reflects on the human impact and resilience of the community, while Scott outlines possible solutions for a lasting ceasefire.
As the founder of La BelleWerk and producer of the 810 Fashion Show, Adriana Lanice is mentoring the next generation while redefining what fashion means in her hometown.
From childhood plays at the Flint Youth Theater to filming horror shorts in New York, David Guster’s journey has been powered by hustle, humor, and a whole lot of heart.
Photographer Anthony Summers recently captured several summer events in Flint that lit up the city with pride, rhythm, and unity. Check out his exclusive photos from Local Fest III, Gus Macker, and Porch Fest.
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