Oscar Gonzalez+FollowFlint basketball rivalry ends in chaosA packed Flint gym was left stunned after a heated varsity basketball showdown between Hamady and International Academy of Flint was called off mid-game due to a wild on-court brawl. What started as a routine scramble for a rebound exploded into punches and tackles, forcing security and coaches to step in. The Michigan High School Athletic Association’s strict rules mean several players now face suspensions. For many in Flint, this raises big questions about sportsmanship, school spirit, and how to keep competition safe for everyone. How do you think our community should respond? #Sports #Basketball #Flint00Share
Susan Moreno+FollowFlint’s GM plant pause: What it means for localsGM’s Flint Assembly plant is staying quiet until late January, keeping nearly 5,000 workers on temporary layoff—right after the holidays. While employees will keep their benefits, the ripple effect is hitting Flint’s shops, restaurants, and small businesses hard. GM says it’s using the time for maintenance and project work, but hasn’t shared details. Some are speculating about upgrades for new engines or future models. With the Corvette plant in Kentucky also shut down, it’s clear GM is making big moves behind the scenes. How do you think these shutdowns will shape the local economy and the future of auto manufacturing? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Flint00Share
Robert Evans+FollowFlint faces five-week GM truck plant shutdownGM is putting its Flint Assembly plant on pause for over a month, sidelining 1,100 workers and halting production of the popular Silverado and Sierra HD trucks. This isn’t just a routine holiday break—it's a major shift that highlights how even the most reliable jobs in Flint can be upended as the auto industry recalibrates. For families counting on steady paychecks, this extended layoff stings, especially after years of uncertainty. What do you think: Is this the new normal for auto towns like Flint, or will things bounce back once the new trucks roll out? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Flint00Share
Nicole Morgan+FollowBig changes brewing at GM’s Flint truck plantGM’s Flint Assembly is hitting pause just as the holidays roll in, but it’s not a sign of trouble—quite the opposite. The plant is gearing up for the next generation of heavy-duty Silverados and Sierras, which means a short break starting Christmas Eve. Sales for these trucks are actually up this year, so there’s no need to worry about them disappearing. Flint’s factory will be back in action by late January, and we might even see some exciting new models soon. Anyone else curious what upgrades GM has in store for these workhorses? #Cars #GM #Flint70Share