Going full throttle with Flint’s “blue-collar grunge-hop” artist RaskE
RaskE, born and raised in Flint, specializes in rap, Hip Hop, rock, and pop music, and it’s the vehicle that drives him through the interconnected musical lanes.
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Bringing “flame to the booth” with JB Smok3zz
"If we're great as a whole, we can be undeniable. That's what I want for our music industry here in the city."
Flint Style Soccer giving young people techniques and life lessons from local legends
To pre-register for the youth soccer summer camp July 13 and 15, you can visit the Flint Style Soccer website or register at the camp. Flint Style Soccer is also offering drop-in soccer at Berston on July 22 and 29, August 5, 12, and 19 at 6 p.m.
Genesee Early College valedictorian pursuing singing, neuroscience careers
Atanga’s goals in music go beyond just her own aspirations, though. She is working to make opera and classical music more accessible through her use of social media.
Flint’s 98.9 The Beat brings fresh sounds and opportunities to the local listening area
"We definitely want to be the mirror to our community."
Conversations with Flint: A Music Reflection
"Whether through entrepreneurship or creative pursuits, the heart of this city resides in what we create."
In early childhood programs, parental involvement is key
The Genesee Intermediate School District offers a variety of free early childhood programs for kids and families in Genesee County.
High school students among people who received COVID-19 vaccines at Berston Field House this week
“I really wasn’t afraid to get the vaccine. It’s not that bad and it eliminates the risk of catching COVID-19, so it’s better to just get it.”
Service, willingness to work across wards should be vital to whoever is on next City Council
"If the city council got out once a month in the summer together and did some work like this, maybe they’d get along better."
University of Michigan-Flint nursing students got to participate in COVID-19 vaccine rollout
"The students participated in protecting their community. They’re part of history, this is something that will be in history forever.”
