By EVM Staff East Village Magazine is getting a new look. While the Flint magazine’s well-loved black and white print pages ...

Flint’s pool closure was announced to pool users in late May, I wrote to campus administrators to express my dismay at this ...

By Harold C. Ford “The chemistry of this team has been fantastic from day one.” – Costa Papista, president, Flint City Bucks ...

By EVM Staff Flint’s public library has named Ann Manko its interim executive director, effective July 11, 2025. The Gloria Coles Flint Public Library Board of Trustees appointed Manko, who ...

Posted on Dec 10, 2022 By Jan Worth-Nelson with Tom Travis The University of Michigan – Flint is “a beacon of hope” for the Flint community, UMF Chancellor Debasish Dutta declares, and he intends to ...

By Gordon Young The Michigan Times, the student newspaper at UM-Flint, is officially “sunsetting.” That’s the sort of euphemism a good editor would slash and replace with somethin… ...

Posted on Jun 28, 2023 By Paul Rozycki In 1923, Calvin Coolidge became president after Harding’s death, Hitler was arrested in Germany for an attempted coup, Hemingway returned from Paris, publishing ...

Posted on Jun 16, 2021 By Tom Travis The American Academy of Poets has chosen Flint’s Poet Laureate, Semaj Brown, as one of 2021 Poet Laureate Fellows. Brown was chosen along with 22 other Poets ...

It took the city council finance committee eight hours Wednesday evening to tussle their way through a contentious meeting. The agenda contained 10 resolutions to be discussed, but the council spent ...

Posted on Aug 4, 2023 By Canisha Bell and Tom Travis Pregnant women in Flint will receive $1,500 each, no strings attached, through a new program called Rx Kids announced by the State of Michigan and ...

Review by Robert R. Thomas Reading a book by its cover is dicey business, but a cover can be enticing, both the graphic design and the title and typography. Such was the case with Charles P. Pierce’s ...

Downtown parking update: 4,200 tickets issued per month, 22 per cent disputed; cost/benefits to the city unclear ...