Flint City Council: April Roundup
Flint City Council Monthly Wrap Up! is a summary of some of the most important resolutions and happenings in the City Council.
Flint City Council Monthly Wrap Up! is a summary of some of the most important resolutions and happenings in the City Council.
Residents lament new rate increases and how Flint has replaced less than 20% of its main water pipelines.
The first wave of payouts began December 2025 for property claims. Compensation for adult injuries is expected to start disbursing next month.
Civic Park's Ubuntu Village marks it's next chapter by renovating the old Dort Meat Market.
Civic Park came alive with music, vendors, and Art in the Park, as Flint families gathered to celebrate creativity and community.
As the founder of La BelleWerk and producer of the 810 Fashion Show, Adriana Lanice is mentoring the next generation while redefining what fashion means in her hometown.
“I want to see you happy, and I want you to feel good in your environment.” Flint native Bri Nelson is the founder of Cleanly Life, a local housekeeping service that offers a detailed approach to cleaning and maintaining a harmonious living environment.
Sister Carol Weber shares her personal journey that led her to St. Luke N.E.W. Life Center and what the center is doing to make a positive impact on the Flint community.
“There was a village in our community, and so we’re recreating that village.” Inside the Civic Park neighborhood, the Urban Renaissance Center serves not only as a place of worship but also as a community center, intending to spread the Ubuntu philosophy.
As a part of Flintside's 'On the Ground' series, photo-journalist Anthony Summers visited the historic neighborhood of Civic Park and captured stunning, stoic photos of how the community looks today.
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