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Flint & Genesee Playlists to Liven Up Your Day
With everyone staying home, the day can get a little quiet. The Explore Flint & Genesee editors curated playlists full of local musicians to help liven up your day. If you like Rap and R&B This playlist features songs from locals like The Dayton Family, Jon Connor and Tunde Olaniran who’s album Stranger, “fiercely addresses matters of the heart, systemic… Read More 

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FACES of Flint & Genesee Business: Heath Hoffman, Hoffman’s Deco Deli
During the outbreak of COVID-19, many small businesses had to close their doors to help keep the people of Flint and Genesee County safe and healthy. Other businesses remain open but have changed their business models to comply with executive orders directed by Governor Whitmer while still being able to serve the community. One business still serving the community is… Read More 

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Binge on These Shows with Flint Actors
With people staying in their homes, streaming services like Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime are providing entertainment for those who would typically go out. Looking to see some hometown favorites on your screen? Here are shows featuring actors from Flint and Genesee County: Brooklyn 99 One of the main actors in this Michael Schur sitcom was born and raised in… Read More 

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Photos: Moving Flint Forward with Great Lakes Facilities Management
As part of the Moving Flint Forward Small Business Grant Program, each grantee must work with a local nonprofit organization, either through volunteering, coordinating a service project or providing a service pro bono. Given the current pandemic, Great Lakes Facilities Management opted to support two local institutions, both located in the city of Flint: Whaley Children's Center and Hurley Medical… Read More 

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Stay home but stay active while working from home
Staying home to stay safe is crucial to containing the spread of COVID-19, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns. However, as important as social distancing and self-isolation are at this critical stage, it could also set the stage for an unhealthy sedentary existence, if you aren’t careful. With many people working from home these days, physical activity should… Read More 

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Member News - April 8, 2020

Michael Odette, former Burton police chief, will be the new chief for the Public Safety Department at Mott Community College. Odette replaces Theresa Stephens-Lock, who retired as chief in January.

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