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Tag: Newsletter 8-4-2026

Fifth Annual Sharp Manor Porchfest Continues to Build Strong Neighborhood Connections
Neighborhoods, Sharp Manor

Fifth Annual Sharp Manor Porchfest Continues to Build Strong Neighborhood Connections

Building fellowship and community is the key goal of Sharp Manor’s annual Porchfest celebration. Continue reading Fifth Annual Sharp Manor Porchfest Continues to Build Strong Neighborhood Connections

The Flint City Bucks Embody All of the Things We Want People to Know About Flint
Flint City Bucks, Opinion, Sports

The Flint City Bucks Embody All of the Things We Want People to Know About Flint

Soccer talents aside, the Flint City Bucks truly become a part of our community each summer. Continue reading The Flint City Bucks Embody All of the Things We Want People to Know About Flint

Celebrating 25 Years of Latinx Culture on Flint’s Eastside
Culture, Latinx District, Neighborhoods

Celebrating 25 Years of Latinx Culture on Flint’s Eastside

The celebration was about celebrating the organization’s past, but also looking at what is on the horizon in the future. Continue reading Celebrating 25 Years of Latinx Culture on Flint’s Eastside

Celebrando 25 años de la cultura latina en el Eastside de Flint
Culture, Latinx District, Neighborhoods, Spanish Language

Celebrando 25 años de la cultura latina en el Eastside de Flint

La celebración destacó la historia de la organización, al mismo tiempo que puso la mirada en los proyectos y el futuro que se avecina. Continue reading Celebrando 25 años de la cultura latina en el Eastside de Flint

Party on the Flint River: Flotilla Returns After Five Year Hiatus
Environment

Party on the Flint River: Flotilla Returns After Five Year Hiatus

The popular event is designed to activate the Flint River and show the community that it is a unique and fun recreational resource. Continue reading Party on the Flint River: Flotilla Returns After Five Year Hiatus

Childhood Lessons Fuel Chia Morgan’s Passion for Helping Flint Residents in Need
Community, Mott Park, Neighborhoods

Childhood Lessons Fuel Chia Morgan’s Passion for Helping Flint Residents in Need

Through its annual Thanksgiving dinner and its neighborhood food pantries, Well of Hope continues to show up for Flint residents. Continue reading Childhood Lessons Fuel Chia Morgan’s Passion for Helping Flint Residents in Need

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