Nick Taylor

6 days ago | mlive.com | Nick Taylor

GENESEE COUNTY, MI – A Flint mansion located along Gilkey Creek is back on the market after sitting vacant for years and undergoing major renovations. Meanwhile, demolition has begun on Flint’s Oak Park Methodist Episcopal Church, which was built in the early 20th century and has since become a blight for the city.

1 week ago | mlive.com | Nick Taylor

FENTON, MI – Fenton Pride Fest is returning to downtown Fenton this weekend as the LGBTQ+ community and its allies celebrate Pride Month throughout the country. The Fenton Pride Collective’s fifth annual Pride event will take place from 2-7 p.m. Saturday, June 21. The event is not ticketed and is free to attend. “Every year, it’s gotten exponentially bigger, and more people come,” Fenton Pride Collective President Kai Orvis said.

1 week ago | firehouse.com | Nick Taylor

New Grand Blanc Twp., MI, Fire Chief's First Focus is Examining EMS ServiceAmong Grand Blanc Township Fire Chief Jamie Jent's first priorities is looking at EMS services in the community. Among Grand Blanc Township Fire Chief Jamie Jent's first priorities is looking at EMS services in the community. GRAND BLANC TWP., MI – Just a couple months into his appointment, Grand Blanc Township Fire Department’s new chief is looking for ways to build upon the township’s emergency services.

1 week ago | thefilmexperience.net | Nick Taylor

by Nick TaylorIf you’re looking for a fun, unbelievably cute watch this Pride, you couldn’t do better than Angela Robinson’s D.E.B.S., a 2004 comedy with a clear mission statement: What if Charlie’s Angels was lesbians, with the ass-kicking superspy and her archnemesis falling head over heels for each other? An expansion of her own short film, (which you can and should watch for free on Vimeo right here!) Robinson delivers a parody built on real affection for the material it’s inverting.

1 week ago | gov1.com | Nick Taylor

By Nick Taylormlive.comGRAND BLANC TOWNSHIP, Mich. — Officials are looking to the township’s police and fire departments to potentially help fill existing gaps in local EMS services. Grand Blanc Township has recently been looking for ways to improve EMS services in the area, which are provided through the Genesee County 911 Consortium. “Talking isn’t going to solve anything,” Grand Blanc Township Fire Chief Jamie Jent said.