Photo-journalist Jenifer Veloso recently covered Freeman Elementary's literacy and reading comprehension celebration which included craft-making activities, Christmas cookies, movies, books, and a visit from Santa.
Flint native Quion Wheeler recently released his debut book 'Becoming Me' which chronicles the life experiences and lessons that shaped him into who he is today.
Flint native DeAndra Larkin discusses being named a '40 Under 40' by the AAWCC, the significance of community service, and what inspires her to keep doing the work.
A new exhibit at the FIA takes visitors into the vast and captivating yet often overlooked genre of fantasy. 'Enchanted: A History of Fantasy Illustration' is on display now through Jan. 8, 2023.
Flintside contributor Sherrema A. Oom-Dove reviewed the latest poetry collection by Michigan native Sarah Carson titled 'How to Baptize a Child in Flint, Michigan.'
The first act of the multi-part art exhibition, 'Flint Is Family In Three Acts,' expands on nearly five years of the Flint Water Crisis, and is currently on display at the Flint Institute of Arts.
Through the Genesee Early College program, students are able to graduate with their high school diploma and up to 60 transferable college credits at no cost to them.
Genesee Health Plan is setting up a free drive-thru vaccine clinic this Friday to help keep Genesee County residents healthy and safe.
Since its launch in 2021, Math4Flint has worked to provide programs that improve numeracy skills needed for algebra, trigonometry, trade schools, and college.
As the founder and CEO of Ring a Bell for ASL, Flint native Linda Bell is proud to continue her mother’s legacy by offering affordable (and also free) classes that teach American Sign Language in Flint.
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