Downtown Flint sparkled with unity over Independence Day Weekend!
In a heartfelt celebration of courage, sacrifice and community, the Genesee County Historical Society marked the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II with a star-spangled event that honored the Americans who helped bring peace to the world.
The 15th annual celebration was a joyful explosion of culture, cuisine and community!
A sunny Father’s Day weekend welcomed this cherished, two-day event presented by the Friends of Modern Art (FOMA).
The Kettering University campus heated up for a great cause as the Zeta Alpha B Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha hosted its 5th Annual Fireman’s Challenge, raising an impressive $3,684 for the Flint Fire Department.
InvolvedDad recently hosted a dynamic new event created to celebrate the strength, leadership and lasting impact of fathers and male role models throughout the community.
“The best Urban Rodeo in the Midwest” returned for its second year, with sold out shows all weekend!
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.
