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5 days ago | 
midmichigannow.com | Andrea Flores
LANSING, Mich. — Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has issued a renewed warning about smishing scams and government imposter schemes following a surge in fr
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1 week ago | 
midmichigannow.com | Andrea Flores
SWARTZ CREEK, Mich. — The city of Swartz Creek is set to host "Keke's Paddle Battle," a pickleball tournament aimed at raising money and awareness in the fight against Alzheimer's disease. The event will take place at The Chill Pickle, located at the 810 Complex, and will feature purple paddles in honor of Kendra Roney, affectionately known as Keke, who is battling Alzheimer's.
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2 weeks ago | 
midmichigannow.com | Andrea Flores
FLINT, Mich. — McLaren Flint is making significant advancements in breast cancer prevention with the introduction of Volpara Risk Pathways, a cutting-edge software platform designed to assess breast cancer risk with unprecedented accuracy. The hospital announced that this technology will enable doctors to diagnose patients earlier and monitor those at higher risk more closely.
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2 weeks ago | 
midmichigannow.com | Andrea Flores
FENTON, Mich. — Fenton High School has been awarded Emerald Status as a Michigan Green School by the Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE), marking the second-highest honor in the program. The recognition comes after students and staff completed at least 15 eco-friendly activities, part of an initiative led by EcoClub sponsor Nicholas Jeffrey.
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2 weeks ago | 
midmichigannow.com | Andrea Flores
FLINT, Mich. — The Greater Flint Health Coalition is set to broaden its impact with a new $50,000 grant from Comcast. This funding marks the second round under Comcast's Project UP initiative, which aims to enhance access to technology and digital literacy. The grant will bolster the Flint Healthcare Employment Opportunities program, designed to assist unemployed and underemployed residents of Genesee County in acquiring healthcare training.
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2 weeks ago | 
thecw46.com | Andrea Flores
FLINT, Mich. — The Greater Flint Health Coalition is set to broaden its impact with a new $50,000 grant from Comcast. This funding marks the second round under Comcast's Project UP initiative, which aims to enhance access to technology and digital literacy. The grant will bolster the Flint Healthcare Employment Opportunities program, designed to assist unemployed and underemployed residents of Genesee County in acquiring healthcare training.
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2 weeks ago | 
midmichigannow.com | Andrea Flores
SAGINAW, Mich. — As prom season approaches, many high school students in Saginaw County are busy planning their special night. However, for some families, the cost of dresses, shoes, and accessories can turn the magic of prom into a source of stress. The B-Well Boutique, located at the Saginaw County Health Department, is stepping in to help, offering a wide selection of dresses at no cost.
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2 weeks ago | 
midmichigannow.com | Andrea Flores
TOPICS:SAGINAW COUNTYHealth departmentCommunity Health DivisionFree health servicesObesityBlood glucoseCholesterol screeningsCari HillmanSAGINAW, Mich. — The Saginaw County Health Department has unveiled a new Community Health Division, featuring a Community Resource and Response Room that opens today. This walk-in space provides free health services, including body composition, blood glucose, blood pressure, and cholesterol screenings.
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2 weeks ago | 
midmichigannow.com | Andrea Flores
FLINT, Mich. — A heart-wrenching case of animal abandonment in Flint has galvanized the community to rescue a dog left tied up outside the YMCA and Crim Foundation building. Thanks to the swift actions of concerned citizens, the dog is now safe and resting at a shelter, where he will eventually be available for adoption. Jamie Beebe, manager at Refinery Hair Co. Salon on Harrison Street, was cleaning inside when she heard persistent barking.
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2 weeks ago | 
nbc25news.com | Andrea Flores
FLINT, Mich. — A heart-wrenching case of animal abandonment in Flint has galvanized the community to rescue a dog left tied up outside the YMCA and Crim Foundation building. Thanks to the swift actions of concerned citizens, the dog is now safe and resting at a shelter, where he will eventually be available for adoption. Jamie Beebe, manager at Refinery Hair Co. Salon on Harrison Street, was cleaning inside when she heard persistent barking.
