Best of Flint – Part 1 of 3
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Over the past year; Car’s 108 has created some of the best things and places in Flint. Take a look at our ever growing ‘Best of Flint’ posts.

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Flint Kid-Friendly Restaurants
by: Erin Bishop
Erin had her niece and nephews up for lunch and wasn’t sure where I was going to take them. They’re pretty young so I needed to find a kid friendly restaurant so I did a little research to figure out where to go. I found several good places for lunch and dinner, take a look.

Stores We Wish Were Still in Town
by: J. Patrick
Flint has a vast history from the automotive industry which made Flint a great area to live in and run a business. Some of these stores disappeared after the decline of the automotive world and some are gone due to the growing popularity of chain stores.

zaui, Flickr
Christmas Tree Farms
by: Erin Bishop
The holidays will be here before you know it, which means it’s time to start thinking about where you’re going to buy your Christmas tree. I’ve put together a list of places that you and your family can go to for the perfect tree. Hopefully these ideas will help you get ready this season.

Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Flickr
Best Sledding Hills in the Flint Area
by: Tim Gray
With winter fast approaching, it’s about time to start thinking about fun activities to do during the long winter days. One great thing to do around Flint during the winter — besides sliding on snowy roads — is to get sledding. Here are a five great local spots to take your family sledding.

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Food & Drinks You Can Only Get in Flint
by: Tim Gray
Flint is known for many things — the automotive industry (what’s left,) the awful crime rate and high unemployment — that being said we are known for a few good things, some of the food staples that are from our great city

brunkfordbraun, Flickr
Best Haunted Houses Around Flint
by: George McIntyre
As if Flint isn’t scary enough already! My son David and I look forward to October each year, because it’s haunted-house season! The Flint area offers several that are good, and several are located in close proximity, near the point in Grand Blanc. Ranking them was actually “tricky” this year because all five offer roughly the same amount of fright. We think it’s fun to do something where the scariest part isn’t waiting in line!

michaelstyne, Flickr
Fall Activities in Flint
by: Erin Bishop
Summer went by way too fast and the holidays will be here before you know it. But before that happens, why not take advantage of some great fall activities for the entire family. I did a little research and came up with a few ideas of things to do outdoors while the weather is still nice. If I missed anything, feel free to add other events and activities.

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Restaurants Serving Thanksgiving Dinner in Flint
by: Erin Bishop
There’s nothing better than a home cooked Thanksgiving dinner but maybe this year you don’t feel like cooking and you’re thinking you want to go out. That way you don’t have the hassle of cleaning, cooking and getting ready for a lot of company. I did some research and found a few places that will be serving a fantastic meal.

Sean MacEntee, Flickr
Being close to Hallow’s Eve we decided to find Flint’s ‘true haunts’ that may exist. Whether you believe in ghosts or not, Flint’s deep history in lumber and manufacturing — accidents could have occurred leaving souls roaming these locations.

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Best Places To Buy Halloween Costumes in Flint
by: Erin Bishop
Okay it’s time to find the perfect Halloween costume for the party you plan on attending and you’re not sure where to go. I always wait until the last minute to buy my costume, but I actually planned ahead this year and already have one. Last year I waited until the day of Halloween to shop but I learned my lesson.











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