Although YouthQuest is starting most of its fall programming in the virtual space, it is still a great way to engage your student in a variety of activities including enrichment, leadership development, nutrition, physical fitness and academic support. “YouthQuest is still committed to delivering quality programming both in-person and online,” says Nefertari Jones, program director for […]

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John Wentworth III started working in the real estate business 15 years ago. After training racehorses for over 15 years in Canada, Wentworth found himself at a crossroads; he loved what he did but found himself missing home. “When I started in real estate, I just wanted to earn enough money to eat.” says Wentworth. […]

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Flint and Genesee County has a vibrant agriculture industry with many local farmers growing fruits and vegetables during the warm seasons in their fields and during the wintertime in greenhouses and hoop houses. Access to fresh, local produce is never far. Here are five places you can shop: Rich’s Greenhouse and Farm Market Located on […]

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Despite having to cancel the original format of Back to the Bricks, the annual festival is bringing an opportunity to classic car lovers to “Discover Flint”. This new event, hosted on Aug. 15, 2020, and presented by Back to the Bricks and General Motors, is an incredible, free opportunity to explore the history of downtown […]

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A great way to get out of the house and enjoy the warm weather is with a picnic. Flint & Genesee has plenty of places to have a meal. Here are some of the places you can go. Stepping Stone Falls In Flint, Stepping Stone Falls has a great picnic area and a beautiful view […]

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