Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 10th of September.
Good morning, Flint.
Flint is set to complete its $1.2 million St. John Street Neighborhood Memorial Park project in October.
The new park will feature a walking path, a historically themed playground and a pavilion measuring 50 by 70 feet that honors local heritage, Mayor Neeley said.
A vehicle struck Rita’s Diner on Tuesday, Sept.
8 at 6:30 p.m. on Corunna Road in Flint Township, shattering a window and damaging a wall; no injuries were reported and the owner is working with officials to reopen the eatery soon.
Flint's Got Talent will perform at the Capitol Theatre on Wed, Sept.
16 at 7 p.m. Local artists will present their acts, offering a lively evening for the community.
Flint band 'Headless' — a local favorite — will headline a concert on Saturday, Sept.
12 at Flint Local 432.
The I.G.N.I.T.E. program (INMATE GROWTH NATURALLY AND INTENTIONALLY THROUGH EDUCATION) celebrated its 6th anniversary on Tuesday at the Genesee County Jail with its 43rd graduation.
More than 4,000 inmates have enrolled in the program, and over 100 have earned GEDs as it expanded to 40 jails nationwide.
Eisenhower Elementary in Flint held a ribbon-cutting this afternoon for its renovated playground.
Flint Community Schools spent over $7M from the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation on the project after gathering input from students and staff.
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