Well of Hope’s ‘Blessed to Be a Blessing’ dinner celebrates 17 years of service in Flint
Well of Hope’s annual 'Blessed to Be a Blessing' Thanksgiving dinner marks 17 years of feeding and uplifting Flint families.
Well of Hope’s annual 'Blessed to Be a Blessing' Thanksgiving dinner marks 17 years of feeding and uplifting Flint families.
Violence shattered a Sunday service in Grand Blanc, leaving grief, fear, and urgent questions about safety and unity in its wake.
FMH Fest on Oct. 4 brings healing, resources, and connection to Flint with panels, vendors, music, and family activities.
Nearly 1,700 Michigan seniors gathered in Lansing for the first statewide GEAR UP Kick-Off, with over 150 earning on-site college acceptances.
Photographer Anthony Summers recently captured several summer events in Flint that lit up the city with pride, rhythm, and unity. Check out his exclusive photos from Local Fest III, Gus Macker, and Porch Fest.
Michigan’s first-ever Statewide Housing Plan was released in June 2022, almost three years ago. A little over the halfway point of the comprehensive five-year plan, stakeholders and collaborative partners look at just how critical regional housing partnerships are in their own communities — moving the needle forward across the entire state.
Flintside relaunches its "On the Ground" series for a two-year run, dedicated to uplifting Flint’s neighborhoods and voices. The initiative will highlight local leaders, youth, small businesses, and grassroots efforts driving change.
The City of Flint is launching 'Love Your City Month' this May, a community-wide initiative encouraging residents to help clean and beautify neighborhoods, parks, and public spaces across the city.
Bethel United Methodist Church will host a free Good Friday Food Giveaway on April 18 at 10 a.m. at 1309 N. Ballenger Hwy. in Flint. The event is open to the public and will offer families groceries for a full meal, kids’ treats, and a visit from the Easter Bunny.
As a part of Flintside's 'On the Ground' series, photo-journalist Bryce Mata visited the neighborhoods of Sarvis Park and Eastside Franklin Park and captured photos of how the communities look today.
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