Tracy Shaft spent her life and career exhibiting care and creativity for her students. Continue reading How an ‘Oregon Trail’ Through Flint Perfectly Showcased a Teacher’s Creativity and Passion for Her Students
Antiquated data management methods during the Flint water crisis gave one resident an idea for how to help municipal governments and nonprofits improve storing and using information. Continue reading Through a Crisis, a Flint Resident Saw an Opportunity for Civic Innovation
Since 2018, Twig End Farm has brought beauty and fresh flowers to Flint. Learn more about some exciting changes coming in 2026. Continue reading Flint Urban Flower Farmer Grows Joy and Beauty to Share With The Community
The Mott Park Turkey Trot has deep connections to the Flint running community. Continue reading A ‘Healing’ Race: For Nearly 70 Years, Hundreds Have Started Thanksgiving With Mott Park Turkey Trot
This fall, Flint Style Soccer’s free program has grown to more than 150 participants, thanks in large part to a group of passionate volunteers. Continue reading Restoring Flint’s Proud Soccer Tradition, One Kid at a Time
There are many reasons people continuously run the Crim, but the feeling participants get from wild crowds throughout the city are unmatched in any race. Continue reading What Makes the Crim Festival of Races Can’t-Miss? The Love Participants Get Along the Course
Mask regulations and quarantining affected the Parks and other Deaf families in ways that have gone unnoticed in much of the coverage of the pandemic. Continue reading Masks, Virtual School Among Challenges for Flint’s Deaf Community
A Flint family dealt with an eyesore next door by creating beauty for the entire neighborhood. Continue reading From Blighted to Blooming: How a Mott Park Family Turned a Vacant Lot into a Flower Farm
