Flushing News

Lapeer/Flint - After 16 months without a full-time pastor, Hadley Community Church welcomes Pastor Wally Rose as Senior Pastor.

Emily Dorisanne Martin graduated Magna Cum Laude from Northern Michigan University with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.

In a good year, Pat McCarron says, his Flushing Township orchard produces 2,000-3,000 bushels of apples a year.

The following eighth-grade students were accepted into the Commonwealth Governor's School for the 2012-2013 school year: Matthew Cobb, Timothy Crump, Elizabeth Fout, Jonathan Fritz, Brandon Ma, Hannah Smetek and Rebecca Talmadge.

Some Flushing residents may soon have to pay thousands of dollars to change illegal plumbing that directs storm water into a sanitary sewer system operated by the city.

Security Credit Union has announced the recent election of officers to its board of directors during its organizational meeting May 15 at SCU's administration center on West Boulevard Drive in Flint.

Brittany Pimentel is a 2004 graduate of Flushing High School, and so is her husband, Anthony Cherwinski.

A case against a Flint attorney who is accused of breaking into a former employee's email account is delayed after the judge who was slated to hear the case disqualified himself.

Residents interested in taking part in the organizing the June 20-24 Summerfest in Flushing may attend a May 22 meeting to discuss plans.

Seat belts save lives , and you really can't deny it.A But people drive with out them all time, whether they forget or just choose not to.A Regardless why you're not wearing your seat belt, it might cost you $65 as police across Genesee County are starting their 'Click it or ticket' campaign.

Participants are ready to gather May 18 at Flushing's Riverview Park to take part in a walk for life and in remembrance of those who lost their battles with cancer.

Employees have received several calls from upset residents, and while City Manager Dennis Bow offered his sympathies he noted ample notice regarding the cemetery cleanup was given.

Flushing officials have taken a proactive step in curbing any potential costs for cleaning up harmful chemicals associated with the drug methamphetamine.

The first official fundraiser for the Thomas Smith Memorial Foundation - started by parents Mary and Jonathan Smith in honor of their 17-year-old son who died unexpectedly in January 2011 from sudden cardiac arrest - is set to take place May 20 at a downtown Flushing cafe.

County Register of Deeds Rose Bogardus has pulled an eleventh-hour shocker, joining what could be a three-way Democratic primary for clerk-register of deeds.

A unanimous vote for a 2012-13 balanced budget Monday night did not ease the concerns of City Manager Dennis Bow about drops in taxable values.

Many young artists aspire for the wild, rock star lifestyle, and take a similar approach to handling their musical business, often ending up on the wrong end of shady business deals and poor financial planning.

Genesee County Sheriff Robert Pickell gave the Flushing Township board a report 60 days after the township began contracting services from the sheriff's department.

Parks and Recreation Committee member Jacob Smith hopes to show children in the community how to get their hands dirty while enjoying the outdoors.

Jason Ray had all but given up on art. The 32-year-old Flint man hadn't produced a drawing in about five years after he left Mott Community College to build his career as an event promoter.