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‘Trey Day’ in Flint Celebrates Trey McKenney’s Accomplishments – and His Inspiration to Young Basketball Players
College Sports, Sports

‘Trey Day’ in Flint Celebrates Trey McKenney’s Accomplishments – and His Inspiration to Young Basketball Players

Michigan star Trey McKenney visited his hometown and shared his appreciation for Flint during ‘Trey Day’ in his honor on May 14. Continue reading ‘Trey Day’ in Flint Celebrates Trey McKenney’s Accomplishments – and His Inspiration to Young Basketball Players

Genesee County Pride Month Resolution Again Creates Controversy Where None Should Exist
Activism, Genesee County, Government, Opinion

Genesee County Pride Month Resolution Again Creates Controversy Where None Should Exist

The Genesee County Commission passed a resolution in support of Pride Month, but the discussion continues to leave out constituents. Continue reading Genesee County Pride Month Resolution Again Creates Controversy Where None Should Exist

Flinny the Fox’s Origin Story, Explained
City of Flint, Government

Flinny the Fox’s Origin Story, Explained

The city of Flint debuted a new mascot, and the animated version has drawn criticism for use of A.I. Continue reading Flinny the Fox’s Origin Story, Explained

Strong Towns Flint, and How Small Wins Lead to Big Wins
Activism, Community

Strong Towns Flint, and How Small Wins Lead to Big Wins

Strong Towns Flint was created to help empower residents to participate in their local government and advocate for issues like housing, public transportation, and strong neighborhoods. Continue reading Strong Towns Flint, and How Small Wins Lead to Big Wins

Mott Foundation Commits Up To $100 Million to Build New Flint High School
Education

Mott Foundation Commits Up To $100 Million to Build New Flint High School

After Flint Schools secured nearly $36 million in funding from the state of Michigan for a new high School, the Mott Foundation has pledged $100 million toward the project. Continue reading Mott Foundation Commits Up To $100 Million to Build New Flint High School

Two Mott Women’s Basketball Recruits Are Sure to Bring Grittiness to the Program
College Sports, High School, Signings, Sports

Two Mott Women’s Basketball Recruits Are Sure to Bring Grittiness to the Program

Entering his second season as coach, Mott Community College girls’ basketball coach Ryan Trevithick continues to prioritize toughness, versatility with recruits. Continue reading Two Mott Women’s Basketball Recruits Are Sure to Bring Grittiness to the Program

Soggy Bottom Bar is an Iconic Expression of the Best of Flint’s People
Bartending, Opinion

Soggy Bottom Bar is an Iconic Expression of the Best of Flint’s People

We share with the extended community in grieving the loss of Soggy Bottom owner Steve Tessmer. Continue reading Soggy Bottom Bar is an Iconic Expression of the Best of Flint’s People

What Would You Like to See in Flint’s Parks? Now’s Your Chance to Vote!
Community, Environment

What Would You Like to See in Flint’s Parks? Now’s Your Chance to Vote!

The Mott Foundation plans to fund upgrades to Flint parks — and it wants the community to weigh in on potential upgrades. Continue reading What Would You Like to See in Flint’s Parks? Now’s Your Chance to Vote!

Building Flint’s Next Generation of Artists
Art, Education

Building Flint’s Next Generation of Artists

The FIA’s Pre-College program is one of the only places in the country high school students serious about art can get an immersive arts education while they’re in high school. Continue reading Building Flint’s Next Generation of Artists

Jack Price’s Professional Wrestling Dreams Started in Flint
Civic Park, Neighborhoods, Sports

Jack Price’s Professional Wrestling Dreams Started in Flint

For a Flint native, not much can top getting accompanied to a wrestling ring by The Dayton Family. Continue reading Jack Price’s Professional Wrestling Dreams Started in Flint

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