Good morning, Flint.

Flint held a grand reopening for the Haskell Community Center on Tuesday after extensive improvements modernized the facility for youth programs and neighborhood engagement (located at 2201 Forest Hill Ave).

The center has been a cornerstone on the west side for over 100 years.

Flint will host a free Fourth of July event on July 4, marking America’s 250th birthday with live music, family activities and a fireworks finale from 5 to 10:30 p.m. downtown, presented by the Flint Institute of Music and community partners.

Zak & Mac's Chocolate Haus is introducing toffee chips at its Flint location.

Customers can visit the shop in the coming days to sample the fresh twist on its classic treats.

Pharmacy owners in Clio held a roundtable at Our Family Pharmacy to address concerns over Pharmacy Benefit Managers that are under reimbursing drug costs and pushing independent pharmacies out of business.

Representative Matthew Bierlein attended and plans to bring the issue to Lansing.

FIM will host a Big Band jazz concert on June 26 as part of its Chamber Series, Music on the Lawn and is collecting 250 performances of 'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star' until July 1 for its TwinkleFest 250 project.

The 54th Annual Sloan Museum Auto Fair is an upcoming event at the Sloan Museum in Flint.

The fair will feature vintage automobiles and family activities (check local listings for dates).

Gov. Whitmer announced Michigan’s second round of debt forgiveness that wiped out $74 million for over 71,000 residents who meet income guidelines.

Letters began mailing last week, and residents in counties such as Genesee and Kent will have qualifying debts forgiven by Undue Medical Debt—.

Councilwoman Tonya Burns hosted a town hall at Calvary Methodist Church to discuss Flint's recent moratorium on data centers — residents raised concerns and Dr. Brandy Brown explained possible impacts.

Burns said more discussions will be held as the council reviews next steps.

Three Flint radio stations will broadcast live from Hurley Medical Center for the “Let’s Make Miracles” Radiothon—a fundraiser supporting pediatric care—from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on June 25 and 26.

Dort Financial Credit Union presents the event, accepting donations online, by text, phone or in person.

Oakland County FC vs. Flint City Bucks

7-9 p.m. — Atwood Stadium — Free admission for military personnel and families — Cheer on the Bucks for Military Appreciation Night with live jersey auction benefiting veterans.

LaFontaine Car Cruise

4-7 p.m. — Liberty Fabricators — Free entry — Cruise in style with fellow car enthusiasts at this community-centric car show.

LaFontaine Car Cruise

4-7 p.m. — Liberty Fabricators — Free entry — Celebrate your love for cars with fellow enthusiasts at this exciting car cruise event.

Wellness Wednesdays: Taboo and Minute to Win It

6-7:30 p.m. — Ballenger Park — Free entry — Recharge and connect through laughter and fun games at this community wellness event.

LaFontaine Car Cruise

4-7 p.m. — Liberty Fabricators — Free entry — Rev your engines and showcase your ride at this exciting car cruise for enthusiasts and spectators alike.

2026 Really Cool Comic Con

9 a.m. – 1 p.m. — Dort Financial Center — Cost info not provided — Explore a world of comics, cosplay, and creativity at this exciting convention.