Flint Through the Decades Part 5: A Shining Example of Community and Culture (1950-1959)
In the early 1950s, war again populated the headlines. The Red…
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Flint Through the Decades Part Four: Conflict and Recovery (1940-1949)
The world was in turmoil. In the last months of 1939,…
Flint Through the Decades Part Three Changing the Nation (1930-1939)
As the Roaring Twenties came to a close, apprehension about what…
Flint Through the Decades Part Two Growth and Prosperity (1920-1929)
The city was crowded – people came from all over the…
Flint Through the Decades Part One Industry Awakens (1900-1919)
The air was clean and filled with the sound of birds, the…
From Civil War to WWI The Saga of the Flint Union Greys
On April 12 1861, General Beauregard of the newly-formed confederate army,…
Battle of the Flint River – Fact or Fiction?
Between the years 1638 and 1640, a fierce battle ensued in and…
Goodbye, Wildcats Northwestern high school closes Its Doors
June 13, 2018 ended an era as Northwestern High School closed its…
Rich in Culture History of the Flint Cultural Center, Part II
Part II of this feature includes the early history of Applewood Estate,…
Rich in Culture History of the Flint Cultural Center, Part 1
The Flint Cultural Center has a rich history, and My City Magazine…
Margaret E. McLaren, RNA Legacy of Health Care Leadership
March is National Women’s History Month, designated as such to honor the…
A Woman Should Fly Just as Easily as a Man
Mildred Doran was born and raised in Flint, the daughter of William…