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! Thursday, Mar. 15 St. Patrick’s Day Box Lunch Sale Catholic Charities is hosting their annual St. Patrick’s Day Box Lunch Sale from 10am to 1pm. The box lunch includes
Fri. Mar. 9: Treehouse Story Time: Maple Syrup 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 For-Mar Nature Preserve, 2142 N. Genesee Rd. Burton Fri. Mar. 9: The Whiting presents: Momix: Opus Cactus Originally created
Fri. Mar. 2 The Whiting presents: The Chieftains 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
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. Flint has no shortage of notable women in its history! The name McLaren may be well-known, but many people may not
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
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
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
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. When the Hornets appear on the schedule, opposing teams and their coaches know they are in for a challenging day. Not many have found a way to conquer them in dual-matches.
Very quietly, and without a lot of fanfare, a group of Genesee County citizens helps those who are on the front line helping others. The Hundred Club of Genesee, Shiawassee and Lapeer Counties is a nonprofit organization that raises funds to provide financial support to widows, or children of first responders and public servants in
Hamady Brothers supermarkets were a mainstay for Flint residents for many years. At its peak, the chain had 37 locations and 1,300 employees. If you’re from Greater Flint, you probably remember the paper grocery bags that became well-known as “Hamady sacks.” The family business is best remembered for sending truckloads of food to participants of
According to the Flint & Genesee Literacy Network Fact Sheet, 29 percent of 4th graders in Genesee County are below the State of Michigan’s standard in reading. The link between childhood literacy and adult success, including a link between low literacy and incarceration rates, has been documented. In order to improve the lives of the future generations in
Garden Starters Training Program Edible Flint 03.05.2018 “Opus Cactus” The Whiting 03.09.2018 St. Paddy’s Day 1/2K Draft Dash & Beer Fest Flint Farmers’ Market 03.16.2018 Modern Dance for Adults Buckham Gallery 03.17.2018 “Cabaret” The Whiting 03.22.2018 “Lend Me A Tenor” University of Michigan-Flint Theatre 03.23.2018 15th Annual AAA Cool City Art Auction Greater Flint Arts
