Local classical ballet lovers need look no farther than Flint’s west side for professional-quality performances, thanks to Denise and Gary Paavola, founders of Young People’s Ballet Theatre (YPBT). The organization prepares young people for a lifetime love of dance, not to mention the opportunity to ... View Post
The Pièce de Résistance: Express Yourself with Your Wedding Cake
Careful, soon-to-be brides – your search for the perfect cake could take you down a rabbit hole to Wonderland – or at least to Pinterest. Yes, there are many cakes based on Lewis Carroll’s timeless story, but this season, your imagination is the limit for your wedding cake. Literature, ... View Post
The Key to Lovely Wedding Locks: Go au Naturel
“Just be yourself” is the mantra for 2018’s bridal season. Hair and makeup are no exception, with the polished ’dos of a few years ago giving way to the fresh, natural look of today. Think sun-kissed beach waves, messy buns and fresh flower crowns. But a word to the wise – don’t think DIY! The right ... View Post
Photographer Dan White, a Flint Native, Knows the People of Flint Are to Be Celebrated
“When the water crisis hit, I tried to do something for people,” White says. That was the genesis of The Folks of Flint...A Tribute, an exhibit of 58 large-print images of people from all walks of life from the area. The show is slated to open at the Capitol Theatre in the near future and ideally ... View Post
Sound Investments: Jim Kruzan Helps Workers Gain Financial Security
Photos by // Michael Gleason Photography Jim Kruzan has come a long way since 1981, when he started out as a young management training associate for the National Bank of Detroit. Within two years, he was a financial advisor with the company that became Ameriprise, which was then called Investors ... View Post
Oak Grove Hospital: Combining Nature and Amusement to Heal
We’ve all seen those movies featuring a creepy old asylum with turrets, balconies and ivy-covered, crumbling walls. Such institutions were quite common in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and some have survived, abandoned or repurposed. But you might not know that there used to be a ... View Post
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