On June 28, Hamilton Community Health Network (HCHN) saluted the 2018 Family Medicine Residency class and Dental Residency graduating classes with a graduation and ceremony at Brick Street Bar and Grille in Grand Blanc. Five students have completed the program. Graduating from the Family Medicine division are Dr. David Maldonado, DO and Dr. Muhammad Alghanem,
In 1990, the international science community undertook a massive task: The Human Genome Project was started with the goal of mapping the complete sequence of the human genome. After 13 years, the project was successful and by 2003, it enabled mapping of the sequence of the human genome’s almost three billion base pairs. It was
Dental decay is the disease of the hard tooth tissue, namely enamel and dentin, that affects children and adults, alike. It is called a cavity because it manifests as a hole in a tooth. The trend of this disease in children has been changing from the period of the mid-1900s, before which there was a
Fri. Sept. 14 2nd Friday ARTWALK Enjoy 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, 601 Martin Luther King Ave., which hosts an evening of social crafting, with Flint Handmade, along with a display
Fri. Sept. 7-Sunday Sept. 9 Bikes on the Bricks This fun and exciting three-day event combines a motorcycle show and law enforcement motorcycle skills competition, with mini-bike races, police donut-eating contest, family fun block party, vendor and sponsor displays, contests, live bands, adult beverage tent, stunt show, a Saturday morning police-escorted ride and much more.
The local artisanal beverage culture is going strong! Whether you prefer an intriguing IPA or a luxurious latte, you can find it here. We’ve gathered a list of craft coffee and beer businesses to give you a taste. Café Rhema 432 S. Saginaw St, Flint Five years ago, Owner Josh Spencer realized his goal of
I woke up, jumped out of an airplane, and went to work. It’s not a typical day by any stretch, and sitting at the computer putting my thoughts into words, the experience still hasn’t sunk in. I can’t believe I just did that! Weeks earlier, My City Publisher, Vince Lorraine, had discussed with me his
Deep in the heart of Hollygrove, trouble is brewing. Queen Elizabeth sent the Governor Sir Richard Bingham and his nobles to rule the land of Ireland. The upstart pirates, led by Captain Victoria Slaughter, have mounted a fast resistance to the Governor’s perceived tyrannical rule. Sir Ender Thorne, Justice of the Peace, and his constabulary
It was a long time coming, but Goki Goki Korean BBQ & Specialty Meat Market finally opened its doors in June of this year. Located off North LeRoy Street in Fenton, the 6,500-square-foot building was completely renovated inside and out, according to Joe Kim, who co-owns the restaurant with his brother, John. Their sister, Jenna
Back to the Bricks is a premier event in Greater Flint that attracts thousands of visitors every year. The five-day main event kicked off on August 14 with “Bricks Flicks,” a family-oriented party at the nostalgic US-23 Drive-In Theatre in Flint. This year’s movie was “Tucker: The Man and His Dream.” During the main event
When the Firebirds Hockey Club arrived in Flint in 2015, it was said time and time again: these players will be the next stars of the National Hockey League (NHL). Following the NHL Draft last June, there’s a lot of evidence that it’s true … the players we are watching right here in Flint today
Any women’s basketball standout from Southeast Michigan, concluding an accomplished college career, should not be surprised if Dreyon Wynn reaches out to them. Wynn, President and General Manager of the Flint Monarchs bills himself as an “encyclopedia of women’s basketball.” That knowledge, combined with uncanny people skills, passion for the game and the ability to
