The 4th Annual Vehicle City Fashion Week has included a Creative Meetup, a Workshop and a Fashion & Style Brunch, and will culminate in a Runway & Trunk Show on Friday, November 20. This year, the show has moved to an all new location: Signature Chophouse in Flushing. For $30 ($40 VIP), guests can enjoy
Flint – Mannheim Steamroller will present their internationally acclaimed holiday concert at The Whiting on Tuesday, December 15 at 7:30 p.m. This year marks the 31st Anniversary of the Christmas Tour and release of Mannheim Steamroller Christmas, an album that revolutionized the Holiday Season music category. Grammy Award® winner Chip Davis will direct and co-produce
If you want to sample some of Michigan’s best in food, beer and wine, the Flint Farmers’ Market is the place to be this Saturday, November 7, from 6-10 pm. The strolling indoor event will be in a setting similar to a park with live music and lawn games (including Giant Jenga and Corn Hole)
The 10th Annual First Frost Arts & Fine Crafts Fair moves into town this weekend, November 7-8. Ticket prices start at $5 for general admission and $4 for seniors 62 and older. Children 12 and under are admitted free. The fair features three main attractions for the public to enjoy. Handmade items created from fiber,
It’s almost that time of year again when we reach out to the Grand Blanc community and ask for your support to help those less fortunate and stock our Pantry. To do this, FISH holds a “Feed the Bus” event in hopes of filling a school bus with non-perishable food items, paper and hygiene products
Local 432 has been providing area youth with a substance-free music performance venue for 30 years and celebrated three decades of music and art with concerts and a Food Fest during a gala weekend in October. Held at the Flint Farmers’ Market, the event offered ten tasting stations featuring fabulous food prepared by five local
Phil Shaltz has been successfully investing in his community to make it stronger and better. Leading by example, he continues to do this with something he calls “a stupid idea that works” – the Blueberry Ambassadors. In 2012, Phil and his wife, Ardele, went on an Alaskan cruise vacation. During a zipline adventure, Phil overheard
Randy Matteson has been an officer with the Flint Police Department since April 2004. After graduating from Clio High School, he didn’t know what he wanted to do with his life, so he went to college and earned his degree in Criminal Justice at Mott Community College. “It was the best decision I’ve made,” he
Dinner at Sagano Japanese Bistro & Steakhouse isn’t just a meal – it is an experience! Hungry guests sit around hibachi grill tables as highly-skilled chefs put on a knife show, slicing and grilling vegetables with flair, cooking meat as flames shoot from the grill, while simultaneously preparing rice and noodles. “Something magical happens when
The University of Michigan football program is a perfect example of what a difference a year can make. October of 2014 saw the Wolverines mired in a 2-5 start on the way to a modest 5-7 record, and Fenton High School graduate Kenny Allen, while on the roster, was without a scholarship and yearning to
Bishop International Airport has evolved considerably over the years – from just a dirt road and a dream into a state-of-the-art facility that has flown more than 1.9 million passengers in a nine-year period. It all started when the family of Arthur Giles Bishop donated 220 acres of farmland to the City of Flint. An
If there’s one thing Flint City Police Chief James Tolbert is sure of, it’s his philosophy that a police department must strive for positive interaction with the community it serves. “Our goal and mission is to let the community know we’re here for them,” says Chief Tolbert, who was appointed to his position in the
