Statement: Neighborhoods Without Borders is committed to denouncing white supremacy in any form. What happened in Charlottesville should not happen anywhere in a country that claims to offer equal rights and protections to all within its borders. Shame on a presidential administration that encourages hate and the actions that follow. To our white brothers and …

Art on the Bricks presented by Communities First, Inc. Flint, Mich.–  Communities First, Inc.is hosting Art on the Bricks and a parking fundraiser this weekend! Art on the Bricks The festivities begin with a Street Art Competition called “Art on the Bricks” at University of Michigan-Flint Outdoor Rink located at 303 S. Saginaw Street.  Artists from …

Lorrie Knighten met Marijoyce Campbell for the first time at the New Community Baptist Church in Flint, Michigan, on Mackin Road. The street marks the boundary of the Ballenger Square Community Association, which Campbell organized and has run since 2012. Read the full article here.

For all those who’ve been complaining of dysfunction in city government for years…Here’s your chance to DO something constructive about it! Vote YES!

If you know anyone or any group that deserves some recognition, let me know and I will be more than happy to pass it along to FlintSide. Click here to read the article. Carma Lewis, President Flint Neighborhoods United 3216 M. L. King Ave., Flint, MI 48505 Phone: 810.620.0078 cllj@hotmail.com

For those that want their homes tested for lead, this is the program for you. Testing MORE than plumbing, paint and soil included. Yes, it’s all inclusive.

FLINT – March 10, 2017 – The Tendaji Talks, sponsored by Flint’s Neighborhoods Without Borders (NWOB), to commemorate the life and contributions of Tendaji W. Ganges, who died in 2015, continues into its second year of discussions on systemic racism in Flint August 8. Spoken word artist, author and teacher Traci Curie will facilitate a …