Guest Blog by Roxanne Rhoads Avondale Cemetery is one of Flint’s oldest remaining burial grounds. Not as well kept as Glenwood but still a favorite destination for local taphophiles. Full of crumbling tombstones and ancient mausoleums the cemetery is filled with history…and spirits. Disturbed spirits are a popular trope for horror movies and ghost stories. […]

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The Capitol Theatre in downtown Flint is continuing to put on great shows this fall. With big acts on the docket, here are the upcoming shows at the historic theatre: Banana 101.5’s 25th Anniversary with Pop Evil Flint’s very own rock station is celebrating 25 years by bringing Michigan-based band Pop Evil to the Capitol […]

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Carman-Ainsworth High School Senior Desiree’ Pearson is a high achiever. Throughout her high school career, she has maintained status on the honor roll and is currently on track to becoming valedictorian of her class. And on top of all of this, she works as a bank teller through a paid internship with ELGA Credit Union. […]

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Afterschool programs are important for students, families and communities. Not only do they give students a safe place to go once school lets out, they also help build foundations that support students’ success. In Flint, YouthQuest offers support and engaging activities in areas including academics and STEM, enrichments activity, leadership development, community engagement, and health […]

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