The Flint Housing Union has a simple organizing principle: they’re trying to bring people together to use collective action as a path to improving housing in the city. Continue reading A Newly Formed Group is Creating Housing Solutions in Flint by Building Community
A new collective bargaining agreement between the FIM and the FSO musicians is aimed at increasing pay, creating a more transparent audition process. Continue reading Flint Institute of Music, Musicians Union Agree on New Collective Bargaining Agreement
Expect playgrounds and parks around the city to get a facelift this summer. Continue reading $20 Million From the Mott Foundation Will Improve Flint Parks and Playgrounds
After stepping up in an emergency, Genesee County Animal Control needs the community’s help to create more space for neglected animals it took in recently. Continue reading Genesee County Animal Control Needs Your Help Finding Homes for Animals in a Shelter That is Suddenly at Capacity
In a meeting that was often rudderless, the board shared no update on actions it has take in response to accusations against the college’s president. Continue reading Mott Community College Board of Trustees Takes no Action on Accusations Against President
A staple downtown Flint for more than 70 years, the Torch recently announced a return to his more familiar seven-days-per week schedule. Continue reading Nature is Healing: Torch Bar and Grill Announces it is Open Seven Days Again
