It’s the perfect time to turn the page – literally! Whether your goal is to eat a healthier diet, break old habits or build new ones, these inspiring reads can help you craft the fresh start you deserve. From delicious recipes to science-backed strategies for making lasting lifestyle changes, this list offers a variety of
Cocoa came to the shelter because his previous owners discovered they were allergic, but their loss could be your gain. This little guy is as sweet as they come! He absolutely loves treats like lettuce and carrots – when it’s snack time, you can hear his delighted squeals of excitement echoing through the shelter. Due
Dr. Tiffany Quinn was in high spirits as she eagerly made her way to the Genesys Conference and Banquet Center on March 23rd. The renowned social work and mental health professional was elated to be among the speakers at a Women’s History Celebration Luncheon. Following her speech, Quinn settled into the crowd, which included her
Looking for a sprinkling of holiday magic to brighten up your season? The Flint Symphony Orchestra’s “Holiday Pops” is the ultimate feel-good tradition! It’s a heartwarming mix of classic Christmas melodies, fresh holiday hits and cheerful tunes that will get you in the festive groove. Imagine a “musical stocking” stuffed with everything you need to
With a career spanning over 30 years, Todd Slisher has been at the forefront of science education, lending his passion and expertise to the Flint community for the last decade. He spent the previous 13 years at the Detroit Science Center/Michigan Science Center, where he held pivotal roles including Chief Operating Officer and Vice President
Sourdough bread – it’s simple, healthy and made with just three ingredients. Founded in July 2023, Flint Sourdough Co is Flint’s only original artisan sourdough bread company. Owner and founder Alea Orr is passionate about artisan bread! She especially liked sourdough bread and wanted to learn how to make it. “I knew I wanted to
Among the many interesting, informative and valuable programs on the Genesee District Libraries’ winter schedule is a new series for adults: Survival. In these classes, you will learn skills and techniques to be better prepared for whatever Mother Nature, power outages, unrest or other emergencies may throw at you. The knowledge you will learn will
Many people would agree that there is something very satisfying about planting, nurturing and harvesting their own veggies – and finally eating the fresh produce simply tastes better. This year, students at Swartz Creek Middle School are learning this as they work with their first ever hydroponic gardening system. In addition to enjoying fresh lettuce
It’s a world class and legendary place; but it started out as the Atwood Lumber Mill on Moon Island, situated along the Flint River. When the mill was shut down, it was leased to Flint as the city dump site. As the city grew exponentially with the advent of the auto industry, the city fathers
At a little over ten years young, Ellie knows exactly what she wants – her own castle (or cozy corner) where she can rule as the one-and-only feline. Other cats? Not her thing. But don’t let her age fool you! Ellie has plenty of love and energy left, and she’s not too old to show
As winter approaches, many people experience a decrease in spirits and energy levels – a phenomenon often referred to as seasonal mood changes or the “winter blues.” Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a form of depression that strikes at the same time every year, usually in the fall and winter, and affects individuals differently, with
Ridgway White has led the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation for nearly a decade, overseeing one of the nation’s most prominent philanthropic organizations while spearheading revitalization efforts in Downtown Flint. In addition to his Foundation role, he chairs the U.S. Sugar Corporation Board and serves on the boards of the Isabel Foundation, Charles Stewart Harding Foundation,
