Flint’s liability to multiple water suppliers has residents confused and angry
Residents lament new rate increases and how Flint has replaced less than 20% of its main water pipelines.
Brownell-Holmes
Flint Water Crisis settlement checks roll in as residents lament 12th anniversary
The first wave of payouts began December 2025 for property claims. Compensation for adult injuries is expected to start disbursing next month.
In Pictures: Brownell-Holmes
Photographer Ryan Hobson journeyed into the Brownell-Holmes neighborhood to capture the old, the new, and the future.
The Brownell-Holmes Neighborhood Association breathes new life into the community
Flint native Jeanette Edwards and the Brownell-Holmes Neighborhood Association are on a mission to revitalize the neighborhood and engage the community.
In Pictures: Brownell-Holmes Neighborhood 2024
As a part of Flintside's 'On the Ground' series, photo-journalist Anthony Summers visited the neighborhood of Brownell-Holmes and captured photos of how the community looks today.
Creativity in Motion: An insight into Jordan Barnett’s artistic journey
Flint art teacher and founder of Artxtension: Education-Equity-Empowerment, Jordan Barnett, discusses his
Flintside plans to re-engage all five neighborhoods within its ‘On the Ground’ series
For this year's 'On the Ground' series, Flintside plans to revisit and re-engage five north Flint neighborhoods we've previously covered, including Civic Park, Brownell-Holmes, Eastside Franklin Park, Sarvis Park, and Ballenger Hwy.
New filtration system ensures Hasselbring Senior Center has clean water for residents it serves
The National Clean Water Collective partnered with Hasselbring Senior Center to install a new point-of-entry water filtration system this month.
M.A.D.E. Men: Transforming the lives of returning citizens
“We work to restore the civil/human rights of the formerly incarcerated and those affected by violence."
Feedback from participants in community dialogues on racism shows hope amidst challenges
Approximately 89 percent of residents who participated in community dialogues on race and racism in the city over the summer expressed hope that it can be eliminated.
