Every animal who comes through the doors of the Humane Society of Genesee County has a story to tell—and Nancy’s story is one of patience, resilience and hope. Nancy is a five-year-old tortoiseshell cat with striking marbled fur and soulful eyes that seem to hold a thousand secrets. She arrived at the shelter May 29,
Reading in September is especially good for us because it sits at the intersection of seasonal transition, mental reset and a cultural rhythm that primes our minds for focus, growth and reflection. Some ideas for fun and inspirational September reading: All That We Carried by Erin Bartels (Click to Buy) Color Tour by Aaron
September 1-11 Paw Print: Animal Art Exhibition, Presented by Clio Center for the Arts Clio Center for the Arts , FREE September 4 Flint ArtWalk Presented by Greater Flint Arts Council Downtown Flint, 6-9PM September 8 Sawyer Brown Presented by FIM Sawyer Brown is an eclectic and charismatic country-rock band. The Capitol Theatre, 8-9:30PM Artwalk at
For more than three decades, the Scream N’ Rebels War Birds have offered audiences across Michigan and beyond a breathtaking tribute to the heroes of the past – a blend of vintage aviation, patriotic spectacle and heartfelt honor. Founded in 1992 at Flint Bishop International Airport by U.S. Air Force combat pilot Jim Greason and
Since April 1963, families and friends across Flint, Genesee County and beyond have been enjoying homemade Italian dishes at Mario’s Restaurant & Pizzeria in Flint. Thea restaurant is named after Mario Simoni, an Italian immigrant who opened the restaurant. After owning and running the popular eatery for 59 years, brothers Frank and Sergio Simoni sold
Local man living up to fame of band’s original lead singer while gaining fans of his own. From the moment he appears on stage, it’s clear Nate Peck is at home and in his element. This is where he thrives, passionately belting out songs from the hair metal/glam rock genre in a soaring, resonating voice
Certified through the American Culinary Federation, Executive Chef Matt Cooper is an active member of the organization. With more than 35 years of experience in the culinary and food service industry, his impressive career includes ownership of both upscale casual and fine dining establishments in the Genesee County area. In addition to his work in
This month, the streets of Flint won’t just be filled with chrome and horsepower – a legend will grace them. For the first time, the world’s only fan-built, full-scale replica of Optimus Prime from “Transformers: Age of Extinction” will roll into Downtown Flint for the Back to the Bricks 21st Annual Main Event. Appearing on
The “big idea” started in 1923 with physical education instructor Wilbur P. Bowen. In his class was a young man named Frank Manley, who absorbed every single word and philosophy that Bowen put forth. Chiefly among those ideas was the notion that athletics was such an enormous social good, that it was a key to
Whether you’re a lifelong learner, an inspired educator, or simply nostalgic for the smell of freshly sharpened pencils, this reading list is for you! From heartwarming reflections and powerful memoirs to science-backed strategies and timeless wisdom, these titles explore the art, heart and impact of education. So grab a comfy chair, channel your inner bookworm,
This 5½-year-old Great Dane has been patiently waiting for his forever home since November 2023. True to his breed’s nickname, Bear is the definition of a “gentle giant.” He’s calm, affectionate, and one of our volunteers’ favorite walking companions. Here’s what one volunteer had to say: “I just walked Bear today at the Humane Society!
August 9-10 Mott Lake Regatta – “War of the Wake” Bluebell Beach, 10AM-5PM, $20/day/vehicle ($30 for both days) August 10 Artist Market Fenton Winery & Brewery, 11AM-6PM August 10-17 17th Annual Montrose Blueberry Festival Lion’s City Park | montroseblueberryfestival.net August 12 Artsy August Swartz Creek Makers Market Holland Square – Downtown Swartz Creek, 5-8PM August
