Construction of a new early childhood education center on the Durant-Tuuri-Mott Community School campus began today, thanks to $9 million in support from the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation.
Go back to 1912 by visiting Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition, showing at Sloan Museum from January 21 until May 21, 2017.
Freezing rain and icy roads didn’t keep thirsty patrons from attending the Iron Bartender & Crowd Cocktail Competition at The Relief & Resource Co. in Fenton on January 16.
It took me many years to finally understand and appreciate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. I was only six years old when he gave his famous “I Have a Dream” speech from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. I was ten when he was killed in Memphis on April 4, 1968. During the ensuing years of junior high, high school and college we learned about him and his role in the struggle surrounding the American Civil Rights Movement.
Signs by Crannie was busy today installing the new sign at the iconic Capitol Theatre in Downtown Flint, as part of an ongoing $30+ million building restoration project.
With his chiseled physique, steely gaze, amped-up demeanor and tattoos snaking around his body, Troy Lamson leaves little doubt that he is a rising Mix Martial Arts star.
Many people in Greater Flint might know or know of John Henry as the Executive Director at the Flint Institute of Arts; but what some might not know is that he and his wife, Janice, an interior designer, are avid art collectors, and have been since the early 1970s.
These local thespians sure are passionate about acting! Read on to learn more about the faces you see on (and sometimes behind) the main stage.
Fun, fresh, fast and traditional Latin American street food is what you’ll find at Fenton’s newest restaurant, El Topo, the brainstorm of French Laundry Executive Chef, Jody Brunori.
Becky Foerster, 46, Executive Director of the Hagerman Foundation, mother of four, and former pre-school teacher and daycare owner, never dreamed she’d be dispersing grant money to people in need.
How did an engineering company in Flushing get into the audio cable business? And who would have ever thought that same company would make audio cables for famous musicians and singers all around the world? That’s exactly what Analysis Plus is doing – producing patented pro and audio cables that provide amazing sound quality for musicians like John Mayer, Carrie Underwood’s band, and Keith Urban’s band, and even NASA. Also using the company’s cables are some of the most famous bass players in the world, including Neil Young’s bass player and Richard Bond. Pro audio cables are used by musicians and the home audio cables are used by audiophiles who love music and want to get the best sound.
Downtown Flint is bustling with activity! New restaurants are popping up, buildings are being renovated, and businesses are thriving. Busy professionals grab a hot cup of Joe to-go at one of the coffee shops as they hustle to work, while college students hurry off to class. Visitors from all over descend upon the Flint Farmers’ Market with its wide array of luscious fruit and vegetables, meats, cheeses, tasty treats and fabulous eateries. The swell of activity and revitalization in Downtown Flint has also brought a surge of people who choose to live in one of the new loft or luxury apartments that have become available in the last few years.
