Coverage of community groups bringing about changes, innovations, and solutions in their community.
Under the leadership of CEO Rodney Lontine, the Flint Institute of Music is undergoing a powerful transformation guided by a new strategic framework centered on accessibility, education, and community wellness.
Flint native Maiya LeGardye discusses the inspiration behind her new radio show, Uptown Sounds, and the importance of giving independent music artists a platform to shine.
Contemporary photographer Ayana V. Jackson will lead an Artist Talk at MW Gallery in Flint on June 28, discussing her work that deconstructs colonial-era portraiture and reimagines Black identity.
The City of Flint is launching 'Wellness Wednesday,' a weekly initiative starting June 25, offering free health screenings, wellness resources, and expert consultations to residents.
The potential closure of Flint’s Job Corps has left students and community members reeling and unsure of what comes next. As legal battles unfold in federal court, Flint’s youth face a ticking clock and an uncertain future.
Now on view at the Flint Institute of Arts until Sept. 14, the ‘Beyond Survival’ exhibition features artwork by incarcerated artists in Michigan. Created in confinement with limited materials, these pieces reflect resilience, imagination, and the power of expression.
Michigan’s first-ever Statewide Housing Plan was released in June 2022, almost three years ago. A little over the halfway point of the comprehensive five-year plan, stakeholders and collaborative partners look at just how critical regional housing partnerships are in their own communities — moving the needle forward across the entire state.
Hamilton Community Health Network will host a free behavioral health talk titled 'Building a Healthy Mindset' on Friday, June 20, offering practical strategies to help community members strengthen emotional and mental wellness.
Celebrate Black excellence, community, and entrepreneurship at Flint’s Black Wall Street Festival on June 21, at the Mays Senior & Community Center. The free event will feature local vendors, live performances, food, and free community resources.
Led by local artist G-S tha DreaM, Civic Park’s Urban Renaissance Center hosted a Juneteenth event that blended high-energy performances with a mission to uplift and give back.
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