Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 31st of August.
Good morning, Flint.
Genesee County Animal Care at 4351 W.
Pasadena Ave in Flint Township is offering two pets for adoption. Hippopotamister, a gentle dog needing a calm, single-pet home, and Adele, a well-cared-for cat, are available during business hours — adoption fees and requirements apply.
Flint hosted Michigan NOW gathering Saturday evening at On The Bricks — downtown venue where Black men, teens and boys met to build stronger neighborhoods and fight violence.
Organizers said the grassroots event aimed to connect families with resources and planned to expand the model beyond Flint.
Crossroads Village celebrated its 50th anniversary Saturday with family activities (including a parade, games, and food trucks) and a special U.S. Postal Service postmark, ending with a fireworks display at dusk.
The event marked a milestone reflecting decades of local heritage.
Henry Ford Health confirmed that River District Hospital in St. Clair County is closing its emergency room and inpatient services today (other local facilities will handle patient care).
Four high school players were named Friday Night Heroes (honor for standout plays) from games on Aug.
28. Goodrich’s Jacob Daggett kicked the winning field goal at Michigan Stadium while Ty Eickhoff rushed for 98 yards, and Davison’s Max Persails and Willie McQueen led team to victory at Atwood Stadium.
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