Just Google it! The worldwide web has opened the door to searching the Internet for just about everything and anything, including self-diagnosing a medical condition. However, there are some pros and cons that need to be considered regarding self-diagnosis. Can you trust all the information you find on the Internet? Or, should you go to
“In 1736, I lost one of my sons, a fine boy of 4-years old, taken by the smallpox in the common way. I long regretted that I had not given it to him by inoculation, which I mention for the sake of parents, who omit that operation on the supposition that they should never forgive
Fri. Dec. 28 -Sat. Dec. 29 Flint Firebirds home games The Firebirds are coming off a 7-1 victory against the Kingston Frontenacs and now return home for the holidays for two games: Friday, Dec. 28 and Saturday Dec. 29. Puck drop for both contests is slated for 7pm at the Dort Federal Credit Union Event Center.
For you movie lovers out there, it’s a tradition for many families to hit the local cinema and catch a show on Christmas Day. And this year’s films will not disappoint. Here is a list of some of the movies that will be playing on Christmas Day at your local theater. SPIDER-MAN INTO THE SPIDER-VERSE
Thurs. Dec. 20 Community Holiday Dinner Genesee County Bar Association and Genesee County Bar Foundation invite you to the 28th Annual Community Holiday Dinner. Free turkey dinner with all the trimmings. Don’t miss Santa! He will be stopping by with a gift for every child. Each child will be able to have their picture taken
Fri. Dec. 14 2nd Friday ARTWALK Partake in delicious foods, tasty beverages, live music and the works of various artists on display throughout a variety of Downtown Flint art galleries and businesses, including The Local Grocer, which hosts an evening of social crafting with Flint Handmade, along with a display of framed prints and handmade
Fri. Dec. 7-Sat. Dec. 8 Mott Community College Student Art Fair Visit Mott Community College for its second annual Student Art Fair. Current students, alumni and faculty will feature works for sale just in time for the holidays. There will be something for everyone! Bring cash and credit cards, no checks accepted. Friday, 4-6pm, Saturday
It was a sea of red on Saturday, December 1st, in Downtown Flint during the annual YMCA Santa Run presented by Al Serra Auto Plaza. The fun charity event is a 5K and 1-mile event for the entire community! In the spirit of the season, each participant received a five-piece Santa suit to wear during
Musical talent runs in Katie Stanley’s family. “My grandfather’s cousin is Ralph Stanley of Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys, and my grandmother was the very first top saleswoman for Yamaha pianos,” Stanley shares. “She would go into Grinnell’s, when they wouldn’t hire women, and sell pianos. She sold so many as a
In 1988, the Flint Institute of Music (FIM) made the hire of a lifetime when Maestro Enrique Arturo Diemecke was chosen as music director and conductor of the Flint Symphony Orchestra. His passion for music and desire to teach resonated throughout the Institute and during concerts. Immediately, the FIM knew that it had someone
“He errs who thinks Santa enters through the chimney. Santa enters through the heart.” Charles W. Howard, 1937 Christmas is the most magical time of year for Tom and Holly Valent, owners of the Charles W. Howard Santa Claus School in Midland. And the role of Santa Claus is something Tom takes very seriously. “Santa
All Andrew Anderson could do was sit down, rest his chin on his fist and watch. The Holly native, in his second year on the PBA Tour, was dueling with Alex Hoskins in the United States Bowling Congress Masters Tournament title match on April 15, in Syracuse, New York. They were the only two
