More than 300 Flint grads apply for Flint Promise scholarship
The scholarship pays for 100 percent of tuition, fees, and books for Flint students who graduated from a Flint public, private, or charter school.
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Nerf games, songwriting, and other activities this summer at Flint Public Library
The library will host a series of fun events for teens, with a wide range of interests, every Saturday through mid-August as well as a Tech Teen Camp and babysitting training.
‘Learning Days’ will keep students sharp through summer
Flint & Genesee Literacy Network is coordinating the celebration of National Summer Learning Days locally from July 12-15.
$235,000 grant helps employ teens to beautify Flint
Flint is one of four communities targeting in the grant from the state Department of Natural Resources.
Annual ‘Soberfest’ will celebrate 24th year of substance-free fun
Hosted by UAW Local 598, activities will include horseshoes, a magic show, softball tournament, professional wrestling, and a trout pond.
Sylvester Broome Empowerment Village: A legacy, a beacon of hope, a new beginning
After years of investment to rebuild the facilities and programming, the northside community center officially celebrated its return to service for 500 young people every week.
Looking for work? Flint Registry is hiring
The Flint Registry is a part of the Pediatric Public Health Initiative, which operates under the direction of Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha.
‘Inked for the Kids’ event raises $4,700 for Big Brothers Big Sisters
Charging just $25 per tattoo, Custom Ink & Steel and Electric Chair Tattoos worked from 9 a.m. until after midnight to raise money for Big Brothers Big Sisters.
What you need to know about the Flint Cultural Center Academy
Get a sneak peek inside the 78,000-square-foot school now under construction in downtown Flint.
New UM-Flint scholarship seeks to ‘recognize and reward’ Genesee County’s talent
The deadline to apply for the master's-level scholarship is July 1.
Nerf games, songwriting, and other activities this summer at Flint Public Library
The library will host a series of fun events for teens, with a wide range of interests, every Saturday through mid-August as well as a Tech Teen Camp and babysitting training.
‘Learning Days’ will keep students sharp through summer
Flint & Genesee Literacy Network is coordinating the celebration of National Summer Learning Days locally from July 12-15.
$235,000 grant helps employ teens to beautify Flint
Flint is one of four communities targeting in the grant from the state Department of Natural Resources.
Annual ‘Soberfest’ will celebrate 24th year of substance-free fun
Hosted by UAW Local 598, activities will include horseshoes, a magic show, softball tournament, professional wrestling, and a trout pond.
Sylvester Broome Empowerment Village: A legacy, a beacon of hope, a new beginning
After years of investment to rebuild the facilities and programming, the northside community center officially celebrated its return to service for 500 young people every week.
Looking for work? Flint Registry is hiring
The Flint Registry is a part of the Pediatric Public Health Initiative, which operates under the direction of Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha.
‘Inked for the Kids’ event raises $4,700 for Big Brothers Big Sisters
Charging just $25 per tattoo, Custom Ink & Steel and Electric Chair Tattoos worked from 9 a.m. until after midnight to raise money for Big Brothers Big Sisters.
What you need to know about the Flint Cultural Center Academy
Get a sneak peek inside the 78,000-square-foot school now under construction in downtown Flint.
New UM-Flint scholarship seeks to ‘recognize and reward’ Genesee County’s talent
The deadline to apply for the master's-level scholarship is July 1.
