Carol Fechik has seen it all. As a Registered Nurse at Hurley Medical Center, she has worked in the Emergency Room for 37 years. Born and raised in Flint, Carol began her career with Hurley in 1969 and has seen the hospital change and grow over the years – from hand-writing patient charts to using

The City of Flint Fire Department is Genesee County’s largest full-time fire department. Under the direction of Fire Chief David Cox, the dedicated team of firefighters and support staff are ready around the clock and at a moment’s notice to respond to fires and other emergencies that endanger human lives. Chief David Cox oversees a

Throughout his two decades in law enforcement, Trooper Don Zinz has saved lives and has apprehended dangerous criminals. He’s been a part of police actions that made national headlines and has won several awards as a result. An unassuming, humble man, Zinz does not view himself as a hero, however. Like thousands of others who

As the top official in a university setting, a chancellor is responsible for the entire faculty and student body as well as the financial health and well-being of the school. There are Vice Chancellors and Deans responsible for particular areas and the curriculum and academic programs are overseen by the faculty. Ultimately, everyone reports to

hen Davin Pierson Torre began playing viola with the Flint Symphony as a 20-year-old University of Michigan music student years ago, she recognized the potential for the arts in Flint and wanted to do something about it. “Fairly quickly, I abandoned the ambition to be a professional musician,” she recalled. Now in her 20th year