Good morning, Flint.

Nonprofit Ireland’s Dream opened its new handicap-accessible baseball field, Ireland’s Field of Dreams, in Davison on Saturday.

The field offered a safe space for children with cerebral palsy as part of the CP Warriors program, and the organization plans to add a therapy center and housing soon.

On Saturday, Aug. 29, the USPS unveiled a special pictorial postmark celebrating Huckleberry Railroad's 50th anniversary at Crossroads Village.

Visitors could purchase a stamped envelope or postcard for $1.00 each at the replica Post Office from 12 to 5 p.m.

Latinx Technology & Community Center joined with volunteers on Saturday, Aug.

29 to clean up local streets by picking up rubbish, sweeping, and trimming overgrown brush. Music played to keep the mood upbeat as neighbors worked together for a cleaner neighborhood.

Flint Innovative Solutions launched version three of its Flint Eats app at North Flint Food Market Saturday afternoon — the app aims to connect residents with local nutrition, food, and health resources as a community cook-off and resource fair brought local chefs and organizers together.

Davison won 28-8 over Roseville at Atwood Stadium on Friday, Aug.

28 after three late ejections led referees to halt the game at the 4:44 mark to prevent further conflict.