Giving us the tools: Flint’s Community Tool Shed helping us finish any and all jobs
A lawn mower, rake, or trimmer—Flint neighbors can always borrow whatever they need from the Community Tool Shed at no (or occasionally very little) cost.
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ArtPlace America taps north Flint as finalist for elite $200,000 grant
The North Flint Revitalization Initiative is among the top 7 percent of grant applications nationwide to be named a finalist for the major placemaking award.
Flint recording studio exec: ‘I cannot predict the future, but I suspect it will be magnificent’
Soul Foundry is the brainchild of Ashley Peacock—a Flint native, music maker and dream recorder.
Eyeing Flint expats, Flint Homecoming planned to show off investment opportunities
The goal is to bring together 100 potential investors who are Flint expats or friends of Flint to show them why it makes sense to build their business and put their dollars here.
This is what Martin Luther King Avenue deserves
Blight comes down and a peace garden takes root on Flint's northside.
$30,000 in prize money for small businesses, startups up for grabs
Local and regional prizes will be awarded in seven area counties. The competition targets the logistics, technology, professional services, advanced manufacturing, and craft agriculture and beverages industries.
Greg Gaines: A man on a mission
A surprise windfall keeps the man with a green thumb and firm hand doing God's work in Flint.
New alternative high school looks to expand in downtown Flint
GearUp Academy, open less than a year, hopes to build a bigger space for more students and teachers in the Ferris Wheel Building's innovation hub.
Totem Books in Flint—an independent bookstore where paper and vinyl classics thrive
It's a place that is as much about community as it is about the books of every genre, real vinyl records, unique art and collectables inside.
From sweeping floors to co-owner, Marcus Bieth builds a business and his city
At Flint City T-shirts, you'll find unique screen printing, hometown love, and a few unicorns.
ArtPlace America taps north Flint as finalist for elite $200,000 grant
The North Flint Revitalization Initiative is among the top 7 percent of grant applications nationwide to be named a finalist for the major placemaking award.
Flint recording studio exec: ‘I cannot predict the future, but I suspect it will be magnificent’
Soul Foundry is the brainchild of Ashley Peacock—a Flint native, music maker and dream recorder.
Eyeing Flint expats, Flint Homecoming planned to show off investment opportunities
The goal is to bring together 100 potential investors who are Flint expats or friends of Flint to show them why it makes sense to build their business and put their dollars here.
This is what Martin Luther King Avenue deserves
Blight comes down and a peace garden takes root on Flint's northside.
$30,000 in prize money for small businesses, startups up for grabs
Local and regional prizes will be awarded in seven area counties. The competition targets the logistics, technology, professional services, advanced manufacturing, and craft agriculture and beverages industries.
Greg Gaines: A man on a mission
A surprise windfall keeps the man with a green thumb and firm hand doing God's work in Flint.
New alternative high school looks to expand in downtown Flint
GearUp Academy, open less than a year, hopes to build a bigger space for more students and teachers in the Ferris Wheel Building's innovation hub.
Totem Books in Flint—an independent bookstore where paper and vinyl classics thrive
It's a place that is as much about community as it is about the books of every genre, real vinyl records, unique art and collectables inside.
From sweeping floors to co-owner, Marcus Bieth builds a business and his city
At Flint City T-shirts, you'll find unique screen printing, hometown love, and a few unicorns.
