Patients seeking surgical treatment for severe obesity and its related conditions have a high-quality choice for receiving treatment at a nationally accredited program that meets the highest standards for patient safety and quality of care in the greater Flint area.
The Hurley Foundation has received a grant of $9,800 from the Martha Merkley-Elderly Charitable Trust.
Join us for one of our Egg Hunts from 10am-5pm! There will be tons of candy, prizes, and a chance to find a free FCM T-shirt or a free Family Membership! Times for hunts are as follows: 11am: Sunny Side Up Egg Hunt; 1pm: Over Easy Egg Hunt; 3pm: Scrambled Egg Hunt; 4pm: Eggs Benedict Hunt.
Everybody is Irish on St. Patrick’s Day. There’s lots to do to celebrate the occasion. Here’s what’s happening in the Greater Flint Area and beyond!
Sprout the love of reading and nature by sharing books, singing songs and making a craft. Recommended for families with children ages 2 and older. 11am-12pm
The Chieftains were formed in Ireland in 1962 by Paddy Moloney, one of the top traditional folk musicians in Ireland and around the world. Their ability to transcend musical boundaries to blend tradition with modern music has notably hailed them as one of the most renowned and revered musical groups to this day. Enjoy this one evening, as the band performs what they have accumulated and achieved over the last 55 years, with a few extra gems thrown in for good measure. 8-10pm.
March is National Women’s History Month, designated as such to honor the extraordinary achievements of American women. The month-long celebration recognizes the important contributions made by women through programs in schools, workplaces and communities.
After 25 years on the job at ABC12, News Reporter Randy Conat has retired. His colleagues through the years all agree: Conat was not only a respected professional, but a genuinely nice guy, too. Born in Hillsdale, MI, he grew up on a farm in the little town of Reading. “I always had an interest in the news,” he shares, as he grew up watching respected TV newscasters the likes of Walter Cronkite, Dan Rather, Chet Huntley and David Brinkley. So, it came as no surprise that he studied journalism at University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, and built a career in the news business.
The Honorable Judith A. Fullerton has been a judge in the Seventh Judicial Circuit Court of Genesee County since January 1, 1983. She was initially elected to serve as a Flint District Judge in 1980. At the time, she was the only woman on the bench in the County, and paved the way for other female judges to follow. During her tenure as a Circuit Judge, she has seen many changes, including the transition from stenographic to video court reporting; establishment of the Family Court in 1999; sentencing guidelines for criminal cases; increased courtroom security, and the use of support dogs for children who are victims of sexual assault or abuse.
Greet Death has been busy. In 2017, the band released their debut album Dixieland through Flesh & Bone Records, started touring regularly and in new places, and even changed their name – snuffing out their old moniker, Pines, and being reborn under their new, ominous one. “It seemed like we weren’t doing enough,” says guitarist/vocalist Logan Gaval. “But, when we actually looked at what we’d been doing, it was about eight or nine weeks of touring in six months.” After getting started in the Greater Flint area as Pines in 2013, the Davisburg natives have now made fans all across the Midwest and East Coast.
During the past decade, Kearsley High School has earned a well-deserved reputation for being one of the state’s most fiercely competitive girls bowling programs.
Very quietly, and without a lot of fanfare, a group of Genesee County citizens helps those who are on the front line helping others.
