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Flint City Council Member Accused of Punching, Choking a Woman
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Flint City Council Member Accused of Punching, Choking a Woman

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Flint City Councilman Leon El-Alamin, who represents the First Ward, is facing two charges for allegedly punching and choking a woman.See the Story
Flint Public Library Veteran ‘Honored and Excited’ to Step Into Director Role
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Flint Public Library Veteran ‘Honored and Excited’ to Step Into Director Role

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The Gloria Coles Flint Public Library has named Ann Manko as its interim executive director following the departure of Executive Director Taliah Abdullah.See the Story
6th annual Porchfest to be held in Flint’s Carriage - Flint Beat
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6th annual Porchfest to be held in Flint’s Carriage - Flint Beat

FLINT, Mich. — The Carriage Town Historic Neighborhood Association will host the sixth annual Porchfest on Friday, July 18, from 5 to 10 p.m., bringing live music, food trucks and family-friendly activities to the historic neighborhood. Inspired by the original Porchfest in Ithaca, New York, the free event transforms porches throughout several blocks into intimate performance spaces for local musicians. Guests are invited to stroll the neighborh…Read Article

Flint’s 3rd Ward City Council election set for Aug. 5 - Flint Beat

FLINT, Mich. — Flint’s Third Ward voters will go to the polls Tuesday, Aug. 5, to elect a new City Council member and fill a seat that has been vacant since September 2024. Candidates Beverly Biggs-Leavy and A.C. Dumas will face off in the August general election after finishing in a 165-vote tie during the May special election. The seat was previously held by Councilman Quincy Murphy, who died in September 2024 while serving a term ending in No…Flint, Michigan · FlintRead Article

$400K grant supports research into Flint's rising cancer rates - Flint Beat

FLINT, Mich. — A new research project led by Michigan State University and the University of Michigan aims to explore the elevated rates of cancer in Flint, thanks to a $400,000 grant awarded by the National Minority Quality Forum (NMQF). Some Flint residents have expressed concerns about possible links between these elevated cancer rates and environmental exposures, including lead, PFAS and trihalomethanes, particularly in the years following t…Flint, Michigan · FlintRead Article

Mayor, Alley Fest organizer sign contract to move event to Archer Park

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Prestonsburg Mayor Rick Hughes and Alley Fest organizer Jordan Pelfrey made it official June 30, officially signing a contract to move the annual music festival to Archer Park.Prestonsburg · PrestonsburgSee the Story

Flint's still-unfinished lead pipe replacement serves as cautionary tale to other cities

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Jeffrey Bell watched as crews dug up and replaced neighbors’ lead water pipes, hoping his mother’s house would be next. Workers told him it wasn’t on their list but probably assigned to another contractor.With Flint’s lead pipe replacement program winding down this year, Bell and his elderly mother worried the home they share was forgotten. Betty Bell repeatedly called the city while continuing to buy bottled drinking water, as she had for years. Finally someone called to say the water line was fine — records indicate it was checked in 2017. But the Bells hadn’t known that, exemplifying residents’ confusion over a process marred by delays and poor communication. Flint, Michigan · FlintSee the Story

Curfew and Fireworks Rules Set for Flint's Holiday Weekend

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Flint officials have announced curfews and safety measures for a fun and safe Fourth of July.Independence Day · FlintSee the Story

GOATs Come to Flint’s North Side – The Courier News

Featured photo: 48 happy goats and one sheep came to Ramona Park in north Flint to clear brush. Written by and with photos by L. M. Land Flint’s Land Bank has more than 10,100 vacant lots according to their annual report for 2023/2024. To combat the growing brush problem on these lots, a pilot program to use goats to clear brush was started on June 23, 2025, thanks to a grant from the Saginaw Bay Watershed Initiative Network. The goal is to turn Flint, Michigan · FlintSee the Story

Downtown Flint nail salon celebrates 7 years in business - Flint Beat

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Flint City Council Unanimously Approves Balanced Budget

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Flint City Council's budget approval averts a shutdown and saves more than 500 jobs. City leaders emphasize the importance of collaboration and communication moving forward.Layoffs · FlintSee the Story

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