A Letter to Flint: Where Flintside Is Headed in 2026
Flintside heads into 2026 rooted in truth, community, and honest local journalism.
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Why Flint Needs a Comedy Home—and Why JeCorey Hawkins Is Building It
JeCorey Hawkins is rethinking what comedy can look like in Flint, pushing for consistency, space, and a scene to call home.
Rooted in Culture, Driven by Justice: Inside the Arab American Heritage Council
For more than 40 years, the Arab American Heritage Council has preserved culture, supported immigrant families, and built community power in Flint.
“We Bend, We Don’t Break:” Comma Bookstore Closes its Doors, Beginning its Next Chapter Online
Comma Bookstore founder, Egypt Otis, details new plans for their digital storefront.
Introducing “A Middle Kind of View” Column Series by Amina Smith
A Middle Kind of View” is a bi-weekly column series by University of Michigan–Flint student and Flint native, Amina Smith.
The Style and Soul of Flint’s Newest Culinary Destination, 810Tings
810Tings brings Caribbean–Cajun fusion, family roots, and bold flavor to Flint.
Representation, Storytelling, and Community at the Heart of Flintside’s Newest Managing Editor, Xzavier V. Simon
Writer and educator Xzavier V. Simon leads Flintside’s next chapter, centering representation, storytelling, and community connection.
In Pictures: The remnants, ruins & regal beauty of Flint’s Ballenger Hwy neighborhood
Flintside's Anthony Summers takes a photographic journey through Flint's Ballenger Highway neighborhood.
Flint artist Pauly Everett brings Greek mythology to life in Detroit show
Pauly Everett’s new exhibition “From Greece With Love” blends Greek mythology with the rhythm and resilience of Flint.
Levitt AMP Flint receives three-year renewal, expanding a music series that’s redefining public space
Renewed through 2028, the Levitt AMP Flint Music Series proves how live music and great design can turn simple spaces into thriving community hubs.
Why Flint Needs a Comedy Home—and Why JeCorey Hawkins Is Building It
JeCorey Hawkins is rethinking what comedy can look like in Flint, pushing for consistency, space, and a scene to call home.
Rooted in Culture, Driven by Justice: Inside the Arab American Heritage Council
For more than 40 years, the Arab American Heritage Council has preserved culture, supported immigrant families, and built community power in Flint.
“We Bend, We Don’t Break:” Comma Bookstore Closes its Doors, Beginning its Next Chapter Online
Comma Bookstore founder, Egypt Otis, details new plans for their digital storefront.
Introducing “A Middle Kind of View” Column Series by Amina Smith
A Middle Kind of View” is a bi-weekly column series by University of Michigan–Flint student and Flint native, Amina Smith.
The Style and Soul of Flint’s Newest Culinary Destination, 810Tings
810Tings brings Caribbean–Cajun fusion, family roots, and bold flavor to Flint.
Representation, Storytelling, and Community at the Heart of Flintside’s Newest Managing Editor, Xzavier V. Simon
Writer and educator Xzavier V. Simon leads Flintside’s next chapter, centering representation, storytelling, and community connection.
In Pictures: The remnants, ruins & regal beauty of Flint’s Ballenger Hwy neighborhood
Flintside's Anthony Summers takes a photographic journey through Flint's Ballenger Highway neighborhood.
Flint artist Pauly Everett brings Greek mythology to life in Detroit show
Pauly Everett’s new exhibition “From Greece With Love” blends Greek mythology with the rhythm and resilience of Flint.
Levitt AMP Flint receives three-year renewal, expanding a music series that’s redefining public space
Renewed through 2028, the Levitt AMP Flint Music Series proves how live music and great design can turn simple spaces into thriving community hubs.
