Presented by Genesee County Parks. Time 6 to 7PM, 7 to 8PM or 8 to 9PM. Join us at For-Mar for a Magical Holiday Hike under the stars. The For-Mar trails and bridges will all be lit up for an evening holiday adventure. So, grab your besties or your special someone and come out to create magical winter memories at For-Mar this season! For ages 16 and older, of all abilities. Cost: $10 per car. Pre-registration required by Dec. 9.
For nearly 20 years, local residents, families, groups, and visitors have been enjoying the delicious tastes of smoked meats, barbeque and side dishes, and a variety of live music in Fenton.
A buck even more impressive than he had imagined stood in the scope of Eric Smith’s Smith & Wesson 1854 .44 Magnum rifle. It was late August, and the Vassar resident had come to the newly opened King Sire Ranch, a sprawling 150-acre hunting preserve along M-57 less than four miles west of Clio, seeking to bag a velvet buck.
Ashley Bond was appointed Chief Executive Officer of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Flint, effective August 11.
In the heart of Flint, Jackie Mason is stitching lives together—one seam at a time.
Before the parades and pumpkin pie, before families across Flint sat down to eat, there was one thing that brought the entire city together, even as it divided it: the Thanksgiving Day Game.
From holiday shops to turkey trots, November has no shortage of exciting things to enjoy. Michigan offers so much during this season of gratitude and community. Don’t miss these local events—and be sure to share them with friends and family!
There was just one television receiver in Flint in October 1947. It was built by two employees of the Sheldon Radio and Appliance Shop.
As a high school senior, Rithvik Venisetty puts in full days. In addition to a full tennis schedule with his varsity team, he’s working hard in the school’s AP courses as well as taking classes at the University of Michigan–Flint. My City asked Rithvik a few questions so readers could learn more about this impressive young man, who has aspirations of becoming a physician and a leader in science and health.
Travis Vowell, 36, and his wife, Caitlin, 35, are residents of Fenton Township. Together, they’re raising their children, Tyler and Sloane and their family dog, Oliver. They grew up attending Lake Fenton schools and now live in Travis’ family home on Crooked Lake. Travis and Caitlin are both nurses. Travis helps out with Tyler’s flag football team at Lake Fenton’s West Shore Elementary. Meanwhile, Sloane loves dancing at Visions in Motion ballet studio in Fenton.
This month’s adorable adoption candidate is Radley. He is about 15 months old, and while there isn’t much background information available, volunteers do know he came from another shelter that rescued him from a hoarding situation.
