The potential closure of Flint’s Job Corps has left students and community members reeling and unsure of what comes next. As legal battles unfold in federal court, Flint’s youth face a ticking clock and an uncertain future.
Led by local artist G-S tha DreaM, Civic Park’s Urban Renaissance Center hosted a Juneteenth event that blended high-energy performances with a mission to uplift and give back.
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.
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.
Co-owner Ron Housley of Maude's Alabama BBQ discusses the beauty of resilience, the power of family, and providing Southern hospitality on the east side of Flint.
Flint native Jeanette Edwards and the Brownell-Holmes Neighborhood Association are on a mission to revitalize the neighborhood and engage the community.
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.
Flint art teacher and founder of Artxtension: Education-Equity-Empowerment, Jordan Barnett, discusses his
Flintside's emeritus editor, Patrick Hayes, reflects on his tenure at the publication, his 'On the Ground' work in the neighborhoods of Brownell-Holmes and Eastside Franklin Park, and the significance of being a good neighbor.
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.
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