Good morning, Flint.

The YWCA Greater Flint will host its inaugural Men of Impact Breakfast on Thursday, Sept.

24 from 7:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. at St. Michael's Conference Center (609 E. Fifth Ave.) to discuss preventing violence against women and girls with speakers Tony Porter and Kimya Motley.

Collectors and history enthusiasts gathered last Saturday at the Historic Aitken Estate in Flint Township using metal detectors + digging tools to recover artifacts for a planned museum.

The Aitken Farmhouse Foundation will convert the property into a museum next year.

Fathers + father figures are invited to join the 2nd annual Dad Stroll, a walk featuring games, snacks and activities at Mott Park on Saturday, Oct.

3 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Organized by Genesee County Healthy Start Fatherhood, the event celebrates family engagement.

A new drive-thru coffee shop called 7 Brew opened at 12225 S.

Saginaw St. in Grand Blanc on Sept. 7 — the business offers over 20,000 drink combos and aims to cultivate kindness through fast, friendly service.

Mental Health Crusaders hosted a free community event in Flint that featured speakers (including Nick Illiadas, who shared his first public recovery story) for open discussion of mental health, recovery and suicide prevention as founder Brandon Hillaker said the nonprofit aims to lower barriers to needed resources.

The Flint Firebirds have rescheduled their annual Fan Fest to Wednesday, Sept.

23 from 5-7 p.m.— the event will offer player meet-and-greets and a talk by head coach Paul Flache, with season ticket members picking up tickets on Sept. 22 at 11 a.m. at the Dort Financial Center box office.