YouthQuest lands $100,000 grant to expand outreach to middle schoolers
The after-school and summer program was chosen out of 450 applications nationwide for the “Aim High” grant from the New York Life Foundation.
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Flint schools sports teams are now the Jaguars
The newly unified, citywide Flint high school sports teams will kick off their inaugural season this fall wearing teal and black.
Greg Gaines: A man on a mission
A surprise windfall keeps the man with a green thumb and firm hand doing God's work in Flint.
Family fun in Flint: Free fishing for kids
Genesee County Parks provides everything: Lakes, fishing rods, bait—even someone to put the worm on the hook (as needed).
Like, totally rad 80s retro party motoring into Flint
Called 80s in the Hole, the festival will feature about 80 collectable cars, live music, a half-dozen food trucks, beer and wine ... and big hair, neon, and other, like, gnarly stuff.
A new beginning, a community hub, a dream come true takes root on Flint’s northside
Instead of a closed school, this neighborhood now has the Flint Development Center—a multi-purpose facility where residents can learn, have fund, and find friends.
Some SAGE advice on how to create a healthier community
Program lobbies to make streets and neighborhoods safe and accessible throughout the community to create an environment that promotes active living.
Research shows Flint arts program significantly boosts foster children’s academic scores
Fostering Creativity program at Ennis Center for Children has served 100 Flint kids—and now is being expanded to other locations.
Wine plus paint: A palette pleasing party business blooms in Flint
Paints, Chalices & Hues started simply because owner Tamika Hicks didn't want to travel to have fun—and now she's looking to hire more artists.
Only in Flint: Farm-to-front door, fresh food delivery for all
It's ok if you are rich or poor or somewhere in between—you now can have farmers' market fresh fruits and veggies (often locally sourced) delivered right to your door. Choose the $15 or $30 box.
Flint schools sports teams are now the Jaguars
The newly unified, citywide Flint high school sports teams will kick off their inaugural season this fall wearing teal and black.
Greg Gaines: A man on a mission
A surprise windfall keeps the man with a green thumb and firm hand doing God's work in Flint.
Family fun in Flint: Free fishing for kids
Genesee County Parks provides everything: Lakes, fishing rods, bait—even someone to put the worm on the hook (as needed).
Like, totally rad 80s retro party motoring into Flint
Called 80s in the Hole, the festival will feature about 80 collectable cars, live music, a half-dozen food trucks, beer and wine ... and big hair, neon, and other, like, gnarly stuff.
A new beginning, a community hub, a dream come true takes root on Flint’s northside
Instead of a closed school, this neighborhood now has the Flint Development Center—a multi-purpose facility where residents can learn, have fund, and find friends.
Some SAGE advice on how to create a healthier community
Program lobbies to make streets and neighborhoods safe and accessible throughout the community to create an environment that promotes active living.
Research shows Flint arts program significantly boosts foster children’s academic scores
Fostering Creativity program at Ennis Center for Children has served 100 Flint kids—and now is being expanded to other locations.
Wine plus paint: A palette pleasing party business blooms in Flint
Paints, Chalices & Hues started simply because owner Tamika Hicks didn't want to travel to have fun—and now she's looking to hire more artists.
Only in Flint: Farm-to-front door, fresh food delivery for all
It's ok if you are rich or poor or somewhere in between—you now can have farmers' market fresh fruits and veggies (often locally sourced) delivered right to your door. Choose the $15 or $30 box.
