As a senior at Goodrich High School, Thomas participates in the school’s Wind Ensemble, Marching Band, and Jazz Band. He has played the trombone for the past seven years. He is also dual-enrolled at Mott Community College where he takes online courses, and is a member of National Honor Society.
Hurley Medical Center in Flint is proud to announce that Dr. Marc Moisi, director of neurosurgery at Hurley Medical Center, has been elected president of the Michigan Association of Neurosurgeons (MANS). Dr. Moisi will serve a two-year term leading Michigan’s statewide neurosurgical society, which continues to advance neurosurgical care and collaboration across hospitals and institutions.
October is perfect for spooky reads, with Halloween’s ghosts, monsters, and supernatural themes. Cool weather, early sunsets, and falling leaves set a cozy, eerie mood. Haunted houses, horror movies, and costume parties boost the thrill, while book clubs and libraries often host themed challenges for a fun, communal experience.
Do you like the thrill of being scared? Do you like to help rescue dogs and cats? If so, then this is an event you won’t want to miss.
Bun Jovi is a 4-month-old Mini Lop. He is very sweet and getting used to people. He came from a hoarding situation in Saginaw, so he didn’t have the best start in life. He loves snacks and pets. The Humane Society of Genesee County would like to remind people to do their research before adopting a bunny.
at Longway Planetarium, 1310 E. Kearsley St., Flint from 1 to 1:45 p.m.
Downtown Fenton has a new heartbeat, pulsing with music, laughter, and the clink of glasses. Railyard Fenton is the vision of three seasoned entrepreneurs: Dean Dingman, owner of Super Stroke, Josh Ingersoll, owner of ServPro in Genesee County, and restauranteur Justin Knight, known for Corner Bar & Grill. Together, they created a one-of-a-kind gathering place blending history, art, and pure fun.
There was little doubt about the pitch that made the Grand Blanc-based District 4 squad Senior League Softball World Series Champions.
For many, a summer day on the lake is pure Michigan: peaceful, carefree, and refreshing. But for individuals with disabilities or significant health challenges, the joy of a lake day can feel entirely out of reach.
