Everyone from casual Halloween fans to those who live for all things spooky will enjoy Halloween Machine, a magazine jam-packed with all the thrills and chills of their favorite time of the year. Debuting in May 2012, Halloween Machine is the mad creation of Flint author Paul Counelis. Describing himself as “Halloween obsessed,” Paul publishes
On September 8, the FIA experienced a Renaissance when over 70 Shakespearean enthusiasts, some in elaborate Elizabethan costume, gathered to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the Shakespeare Club of Flint with period music, a feast and (what else?) a play! The club is the oldest continuously active one of its kind in the United States.
The terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 profoundly impacted the lives of many people all around the world, and for Thomas and Darlene Gerding of Davison, it was life-changing. That day, the couple decided that a sense of community was the most important thing in life, and they committed to a career change. “It was
“…for many of us, the world would be a poorer place without bears. We keep bears because they are a part of nature and because of what they do for the human mind, body, and soul.” –Steve Herrero Terry and Karen Kerouac, co-owners of Bear Soup Deli, share a common passion – they love bears!
On September 19-20, Flint witnessed the convention of heroes and heroes-in-training for the third Hero Round Table at The Whiting, which featured a lineup of speakers who inspired everyday people to become extraordinary. Here’s a few gems MCM picked up when we visited.
A game to watch and good food on the menu is what you’ll find at the recently opened MD’s Sports Tavern & Grill in Davison. Brothers Marty and Doug Madden, owners of longtime local watering hole Madden’s Lounge, were looking to pursue a new venture, and when Player’s Inn closed, the two saw their opportunity.
What will it take to get the Flint community mobilized to contribute to the well-being of their city? How about an opportunity to “shop” for the right charity from a variety of area nonprofits at a single event? As director of volunteer services at HandsOn Genesee, the volunteer division of Resource Genesee, Julia Zaher is
On September 12-14, Flint Michigan’s Saginaw Street and Downtown’s Flat Lot were crowded with thousands partaking in the 7th-annual event that drew motorcycle enthusiasts from all over the country. The schedule included police officer training, a freestyle stunt exhibition and a biker fashion show. View More
The community came out to honor Claire Mott White, longtime supporter of arts and FIA. 9.6.2014 Photography by Mike Naddeo
Known since 1969 as the “City of Flags,” Davison is a great place to live and raise a family! The heart of the city is Main Street, with many longstanding businesses, shops and eateries. On October 10-11, the city will celebrate fall with its 25th-annual Pumpkin Fest. Two days of fun includes hayrides, pumpkin pie-eating
It has been said that one’s man’s trash is another man’s treasure. This rings especially true for Davison scrap metal artist, Stacy Rhines. Most people look at a pile of junk and see – well, a pile of junk! Stacy sees a turtle, a grasshopper or a snowman. His whimsical art, made from metal scraps,
The first of its kind in Genesee County, this park is enjoyed by dogs and their owners in Davison and the surrounding area. The Davison Area Environmental Team, in conjunction with local volunteers and community businesses, worked together to provide the off-leash facility, which is located adjacent to the Black Creek Nature Trail on N.
