George Floyd’s murder is today’s Bloody Sunday
Photo: Charles H. Winfrey An op-ed by Charles H. Winfrey Silence isn’t golden anymore…if it ever was. The outcry of marginalized, brutalized, ostracized and criminalized...
Author : Tanya
Mott Community College chosen as one of 20 grant recipients nationwide to help better equip Job Corps students to compete in the workforce
Mott Community College (MCC) is one of 20 public colleges nationwide selected to receive a three-year grant to prepare Jobs Corps students with career technical...
Frontline doctor practicing locally answers questions Flint Courier News readers may have about COVID-19
Photo: James Brown, MD Written by Tanya Terry James Brown, MD, board certified in family medicine, who has been practicing physician in Genesee County for...
Protesters “take over Saginaw Street” to make their voices heard
Written by Tanya Terry When protest organizers shouted out to the crowd “no justice,” the crowd hollered back “no peace.” Organizers and other participants yelled...
Flint residents invited to take part in Black Lives Matter Advisory Council to the Flint Police Department
Flint residents who are interested in being a part of the Black Lives Matter Advisory Council to the Flint Police Department are invited to officially...
Mott Community College Virtual College Fair to provide information on current and prospective student transfer opportunties
Mott Community College (MCC) is hosting a Virtual College Fair that will be live streamed from 1-2:30 p.m. June 10. The fair is designed to...
“My People Walk” taking place in downtown Flint June 6
In an effort to unite and empower the community, state Representative Cynthia Neeley (D-Flint) will be participating in the “My People Walk” which will start...
Salons and barbershops to reopen statewide on June 15 as new executive orders signed
On June 5, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed Executive Orders 2020-114 and 2020-115 to reopen more regions and economic sectors under the MI Safe Start Plan....
Recent local rally and meeting move beyond conversations about justice
Photo: Jowanne Carrigan, advertising representative for the Flint Courier News, who also was a homicide detective for 14 of years in Flint Written by Tanya...
MDHHS loosens visitation rules in hospitals, while governor rolls back COVID-19 executive orders
On June 3, the Michigan Department of Health and Human services (MDHHS) loosened rules on who can visit patients in certain health care settings and...