Every time Factory Two’s new director is in the space, she’s overcome with a feeling of simply magic. Continue reading New Factory Two Director Maiya LeGardye is Ready to Write Her Own Chapter Leading the Beloved Makerspace and Flint Local 432
Joel Rash stepped aside from his leadership role at Flint Local 432, but remains a fixture in the city’s history. Continue reading Flint Local 432 Founder Joel Rash Shares a Few Stories While Pursuing More Adventures
Faculty members had a “solidarity assembly” to support each other and call for wage increases in line with inflation. Continue reading Mott Community College Faculty Gather on First Day of Classes to Raise Awareness of Tense Negotiations With College Leadership
The Mott Foundation wants to hear from Flint kids with big ideas, with grants available for eligible projects. Continue reading New Round of Grants is Open for Flint Kids and Teens With Big Ideas
A relaunched app makes finding food resources in Flint simple for anyone with a phone. Continue reading Relaunched Flint Eats App Helps Connect Residents Directly to Food and Resources
Fight the Sunday Scaries by taking a look back at news from the previous week and a look ahead to what’s coming up in the city. Continue reading Looking Back and Looking Ahead in Flint, Week of August 30, 2026
Flint Elite exceeded expectations with a conference title, but wants to build on that even more this season. Continue reading After Breakthrough Season, Flint Elite Football Team is Hoping to Show 2025 was Just the Beginning
After picking up six wins playing a junior varsity schedule last season, IAF players are ready to put that experience to the test on varsity. Continue reading International Academy of Flint Football Team Opens its Season With Direction and Purpose
Madison Olivia continues to build a national following with a country sound influenced with just a touch of Motown and soul too. Continue reading How Madison Olivia’s Family, Flint Upbringing Influenced Her Unique Sound and Creativity
Key parts of a report released by the Michigan Attorney General’s office were heavily redacted. Continue reading Water Crisis Report Concludes What We Already Knew: Justice for Flint Will Not Be Served
