Coverage of projects, big and small, and the people who create them, which promote the economic health of a community, including manufacturing, retail, office, and hospitality developments.
Well of Hope will host more than 50 volunteers from 4-6 p.m. on Tuesday, November 26, 2019 at Center of Hope to serve families a complete turkey dinner with dressing, macaroni and cheese, yams and all the fixings. Oh, and there will also be socks. Lots and lots of socks.
The 5th Annual African American Series by Communities First and Flint Institute of Arts will showcase monthly, feature films that are sure to entertain and spark cultural discussion to all who watch them.
Whaley Children's Center has received a $100,000 donation from the Kristy Lynn Berkelbaugh Memorial Fund that will go toward further supporting the educational, medical, extracurricular, and holiday needs of the children.
The Genesee District Library will honor former Flint Mayor Karen Weaver, teacher Melinda Anderson, and advocate Recco Richardson at its annual Black History Month brunch in February.
A neighborhood with a rich history, built through and decimated by inequity. A neighborhood that today is determined to create its own destiny.
Have a friend in need of stress relief? With the POP POP POP of bubble wrap, Bendle High School senior Trenton Warner came up with an award-winning way to help.
All 13,000 students in the city are receiving a booklet with five $5 gift certificates to buy fresh fruits and vegetables at the Flint Farmers' Market.
Metro Community Development, Genesee County Land Bank, a youth workforce readiness program and the Consumers Energy Foundation have partnered to rehabilitate vacant homes on the northside of Flint into safe, affordable housing for resale to income-eligible homebuyers.
Our readers asked for it, so here it is: A slideshow video featuring Flint's new murals. We hope you like the video … but even more so, we hope you go see these massive art installations for yourself. Nothing beats seeing a four-story painting in real life.
Genesee County College and Career Access Network is working to raise awareness of FAFSA — which determines college financial aid — and helping local students and families complete the application.
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