“I believe we are the creative imagination of our futures. I understand thought to be the poetic spark from which all things manifest. Thoughts are architectural, building words into language, constructing societies that define Earth’s social ecosystems.” Semaj Brown Poet. Educator. Playwright. Author. Performer. Thought Leader who thinks outside the lines. These are just a
FLINT – On August 30, the Flint community turned out to attend the historic groundbreaking for the North Flint Food Market (NFFM) located near the corner of Clio and Pierson Roads. The ceremony took place at the future location of the store at 5402 N. Clio Road. Plans for the project began in 2016 as
In her 17 years of life, Rylie Dewley has accomplished much. In June, the Grand Blanc teen was selected as Miss Michigan’s Outstanding Teen 2021. The creator of Start Heart Smart (spreading awareness of heart disease) and a talented baton twirler, Rylie is the daughter of John and Tiffany Dewley and a senior at Grand
Class is back in session! The much-anticipated, upcoming semester(s) have educators and students alike brimming with excitement and anticipation. Not only will class formats closely resemble the style of years past, schools will be offering new programs, curricula and grand openings. MCM reached out to our local colleges for an overview of what’s new for
Ever since she was a little girl, Rebecca Fowler wanted to own a farm. In 2011, her wish came true. She and her husband, Derek Fowler, bought a foreclosed farm on ten acres located on S. Duck Lake Road in Highland, MI. Since the property included a stable, Fowler knew she could raise animals on
The month of August brings many exciting festivals that bring thousands of visitors to Downtown Flint including the Crim Festival of Races, Back to the Bricks and more. Attendees of these world class events have plenty of other things to enjoy Downtown – unique shops to browse, abundant dining opportunities, a new hotel, inspiring mural
Just for fun, we asked a group of local leaders in education to tell us a few things about themselves … things not typically included in a curriculum vitae. Admit it: we all love the little details! MCM thanks everyone in this esteemed group for taking time to participate. Darren Bagley4-H Youth Development EducatorMichigan State
When James Thigpen, Jr. creates a new piece of art, he takes his time. Using a multitude of photographs, he designs each piece exactly how he sees it inside himself. His unique style, evolved throughout the course of his life, portrays the African-American experience from a universal perspective. As an added special ingredient, each work
Our beginning is found in the Genesee town that the hardiest folk call home. It starts with the plan of a wealthy man by the name of Oren Stone. Old Oren was handy, auspicious and dandy His product was good without fail. At Flint Woolen Mills, he finished his frills And moved them at once
Really Cool Comic Con Dort Financial Event Center 8.7.2021 “Hotel California” Clio Amphitheater 8.10.2021 80s in the Hole Atwood Stadium 8.13.2021 Second Friday Artwalk Downtown Flint 8.13.2021 “Zoso – The Ultimate Led Zeppelin Experience” The Capitol Theatre 8.13.2021 Twilight Zone Live Parody Show Local 432 8.13-14.2021 Frame 42 Shiner’s Dive Bar 8.14.2021 Flint Drop Fest
Michigan sweet corn is finally ready for picking and droves of corn lovers are showing up at local farm stands to pick up a few dozen ears for a backyard barbecue. This recipe from delish.com for Mexican Street Corn (Elote) will spice up your meal and is guaranteed to impress your guests. It really is
Dear Readers, I hope this letter finds you well! It’s no newsflash: the COVID health crisis has affected every aspect of our lives for well over a year. At this writing, things appear to be approaching “normal” … I’m hopeful that my letter in our fall issue will bring me an opportunity to talk about
