North Indian cuisine is known for flavorful, thick and creamy gravies, delicious curry, unique spices and its use of dairy products such as cream, cottage cheese, ghee and yogurt. And there is no better way to warm up on a cold, wintry day than to experience some authentic and comforting North Indian food at Grill
Film: “Last Night” Presented by Communities First, Inc. Flint Institute of Arts 2.11.2016 Genesys Affair of the Heart Flint Farmers’ Market 2.12.2016 Valentine’s Day Mini-Market Flint Farmers’ Market 2.13.2016 Culture Cooks Baker College Student Center 2.16.2016 Cuisine & Culture: The African Influence on Multiple Dance Genres Applewood Café at Mott Community College 2.18.2016 FSO Black
The Flint River Watershed Coalition’s 2016 Voice of the River Annual Celebration was held on Thursday January 28 at Sloan Museum. The fundraiser included hors d’ oeuvres, a raffle and silent auction, as well as a priority viewing of Sloan Museum’s newest exhibit “Water’s Extreme Journey.” Tom Jones of the Genesee Country Drain Commission received
The Flint Water Coalition is an organization that represents individuals, businesses, community organizations, and local units of government who all share a vision of a healthier Flint River Watershed. At the event, there will be raffle tickets, a silent auction and a cash bar, as well as a priority viewing of Sloan Museum’s newest
Take your sweetheart or friend to an early Valentine’s Day date. Performances of “Ragtime: The Musical” are at The Whiting on Friday, February 12 at 8pm and Saturday, February 13 at 2pm and 8pm. In turn-of-the-century New York, the story is of an upper-class wife, a determined Jewish immigrant, and a bold, young Harlem musician
Saturday, January 23, 2016 is the Flint Institute of Arts’ Community Gala for the exhibition, From Heart to Hand: African American Quilts form the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts. The gala will feature a conversation between artist, Yvonne Wells, and Stephanie James, Mott-Warsh Curator and Collection Educator who focuses on contemporary art and art of
The Humane Society of Genesee County celebrated a milestone today – its 90-year anniversary. In honor of the occasion, a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held at the shelter by the Burton Chamber of Commerce. You can help celebrate with the Humane Society by adopting a pet. Adoptions Specials are available today and Saturday for all of
Even though the local disaster of the Whaley Historic House Museum’s roof catching fire was over a month ago, the discussion of restoration is still relevant. Luckily, no one was injured, but an artifact of Flint’s history has been significantly damaged and will take time and money to repair. Whaley Historic House’s history began
Dayna Copeland, 25, is learning how to be a better father, husband and communicator thanks to a Genesee Intermediate School District Head Start program called Fathers And Men Engaged (FAME). As a participant in the program, led by Mike Kildee, Head Start Family Engagement Coordinator, and James Patrick, Family Engagement Advocate, Dayna has changed his
It’s a New Year and a new day for the newly elected mayor of the City of Flint, Karen Weaver. As the first woman in the city’s history to hold the position and facing the challenges of her first year in office, Karen took some time out of her busy day for an up close
Dr. Joe Hendricks and his wife, Dr. Susan Hendricks, are the owners of Briarwood Veterinary Hospital in Grand Blanc, where they have provided gentle care to pets in a stress-free environment for many years. Dr. Joe was born and raised in Los Angeles, CA, and obtained his degree at the University of California-Davis School of
Adam Cooper is full of stories from his two decades guiding members of the Flint Falcons swim program – kids who joined for simple reasons, only to enjoy long-lasting, splashing success. Aric Plamondon, Corey White and Courtney Weaver are just a few examples. In fact, Plamondon, now a Flushing High School senior, does not recall
