On June 10, Dr. Bobby Mukkamala was inaugurated as the 180th president of the American Medical Association, becoming the first physician of Indian heritage to lead the organization. The milestone ceremony took place in Chicago during the AMA’s annual meeting, where Dr. Mukkamala addressed hundreds of delegates gathered to celebrate this remarkable, career-defining achievement.
Cheers to compassion and community! The Humane Society of Genesee County’s annual champagne brunch and auction was a resounding success, gathering animal lovers and advocates to raise both awareness and essential funds for the shelter’s ongoing mission.
It was a slam-dunk success for local hoops fans as Hamady High School hosted the inaugural Mid Michigan I-75 Hardwood Classic. The two-day showcase, founded and organized by Hamady alum and former international pro Roy Jackson, Jr., invited top high school talent from Genesee and Saginaw Counties for a North vs. South All-Star showdown.
Guests dressed to thrill at the recent fundraising gala supporting Hurley’s Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit, hosted in the Sloan Museum’s Durant Gallery with elegant flair. From champagne and charcuterie at registration to dancing beneath the gallery lights, every detail channeled Bond-worthy glamour and sophistication.
This high-octane celebration brought together more than 1,000 classic, custom and modern vehicles, along with 3,000 enthusiastic spectators, to officially kick off the car show season in roaring style!
The Foundation for Mott Community College proudly presented the 18th installment of its beloved community celebration, embracing the theme “The Legacy of Legends.” This year’s show featured fan-favorite performers from years past, including Dr. Sunita Tummala, local neurologist; Pat Hill, Costume Designer for The New McCree Theatre; Harold Hill, Operations Manager for the Greater Flint Arts Council and Bruce Bradley, CEO of Tapology. Cherisse Bradley once again brought her creative flair to the production as lead choreographer and director.
Once again, the community rallied in dazzling fashion for an unforgettable evening in support of Whaley Children’s Center. With Title Sponsor Tonic Events and Host Sponsor Randy Wise Automotive leading the charge, it was another heartfelt celebration of generosity, community spirit and pure joy.
The 2025 Induction Class of the Greater Flint African American Sports Hall of Fame (GFAASHOF) was honored during a reception and dinner attended by friends, family and supporters. This year’s class includes outstanding individuals and celebrated teams whose achievements have left a lasting impact on Flint’s rich athletic history.
This year marked a bittersweet farewell as the Flint Institute of Arts Museum + Art School (FIA) and the Junior League of Flint (JLF) co-hosted the final installment of their beloved wine tasting event. With a nod to “La Dolce Vita,” guests came together for one last toast to the good life and the legacy of this long-standing celebration.
Over 900 individuals gathered for the 30th annual event honoring those who have demonstrated exceptional dedication to the well-being of children in Genesee County. A collaboration between Voices for Children Advocacy Center (VCAC) and United Way of Genesee County, the event brought the community together in support of local children and the vital work of VCAC.
The spirit of competition for a good cause permeated the atmosphere at this annual fundraising event raising crucial dollars necessary to achieve the BBBS mission of creating and supporting one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of local youth.
