Meghan Grimshaw is the executive director of the Fenton and Linden Regional Chamber of Commerce. She grew up in Fenton and graduated from Fenton High School.
The Charles Stewart Mott Foundation is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, and it stands today as one of the most influential private philanthropic institutions in the United States, with a reach that extends across the globe.
Sporting a newly minted National Championship cap with a piece of the net he had just snipped off dangling from the back, Trey McKenney could finally fully soak in the enormity of the moment.
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presents Greg Morton, a finalist from America’s Got Talent, at Lake Callis Recreation Complex, Davison. The event is from 7–9:30 PM. The 8th annual Davison Comedy Festival 2026 is bringing the best comedians to town. Whether you’re a fan of stand-up, improv, or sketch, we’ve got something to tickle everyone’s funny bone.
In a city known for resilience and reinvention, Twisted Burger Diner feels right at home. Equal parts comfort-food haven and community hub, this Flint favorite has carved out its own niche by blending handcrafted flavors with a story rooted in faith, family, and a passion for serving others, led by owners Bill Etter and Tina Etter.
Reading in June offers valuable benefits as summer begins, helping prevent learning loss while encouraging imagination and focus. Access to books through programs supported by the C.S. Mott Foundation strengthens literacy and provides meaningful opportunities for growth. June also includes Father’s Day, making it a perfect time for families to bond through shared reading and storytelling. Establishing reading habits early in the summer sets a positive tone for the months ahead, keeping minds active and engaged. Whether at home or in local libraries, reading in June supports education, connection, and lifelong learning for individuals and families alike.
May is the perfect time to rediscover the simple pleasure of reading. As spring settles in and summer approaches, life slows just enough for quiet moments. Warmer days, blooming trees, and longer evenings invite us to step outside, open a book, and unwind. Reading this time of year feels different. Whether on a porch, in a park, or on a beach towel, it becomes less about rushing and more about savoring stories. In a busy season, reading offers a gentle pause. It lets the mind wander as the world comes alive, making books simple, calming companions.
