Coverage of those starting up businesses and community resources to help them thrive.
The goal is to bring together 100 potential investors who are Flint expats or friends of Flint to show them why it makes sense to build their business and put their dollars here.
Blight comes down and a peace garden takes root on Flint's northside.
Local and regional prizes will be awarded in seven area counties. The competition targets the logistics, technology, professional services, advanced manufacturing, and craft agriculture and beverages industries.
The newly unified, citywide Flint high school sports teams will kick off their inaugural season this fall wearing teal and black.
“Our slogan is: 'Every topping in every bite,'” says owner Brigitte Hawley. “They’re loaded. It doesn’t matter if you’re getting a pie or six-sided pizza, they’re going to come loaded.”
Wilkinson served as group vice president for the Flint & Genesee Chamber of Commerce, overseeing both economic and community growth.
A surprise windfall keeps the man with a green thumb and firm hand doing God's work in Flint.
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Broadway, potato festival—it didn’t matter. Famed local choreographer and dancer Sandra Brewer taught that people deserved to be entertained, and entertainers deserved a chance to give their best performance. Always.
“You can write poetry, short stories, draw, paint, be a layout designer...it doesn’t matter. This magazine is here to give these people a shot at publication and to show the reader the current direction of the local arts community.”
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