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Does it feel like the world is coming to an end? Maybe it is, or maybe it always has been. more
For those in search of a candy shop with a fun twist, look no further than the newly opened Kraven Kandy Bouquets on Cedar Street. more
When the gates opened the day before the festival, car after car backed up at the three gates and many not wanting to wait left their cars parked on the side of the road. I still remember one car riding on the rims through the entrance. more
Itching to go back to the movie theater? Celebration Cinema has a makeshift solution with old school charm: a series of pop-up drive-in screenings. more
There have been plenty of potent pot products featured in this review in recent months. This week, we turn to the opposite end of the spectrum: The lowest-dose edibles available on Lansing’s recreational market. With 2.5 mg of THC in each of these tangy little mints, you’d need to gobble down the whole bottle to match the THC of a standard pot brownie.  more
REACH Studio Art Center in REO Town has found a way to stay in touch with the Lansing community despite the COVID-19 pandemic. more
The festival — considered the largest Latino event in mid-Michigan — typically draws a crowd of thousands of people from all over the state.  In lieu of a crowded party, the church is holding a Fiesta Food Fest Drive-Through.  more
This week's show features a new guest, Brett Decker of Defiance College. Decker discusses why it might be a wise decision for Joe Biden to pick Gov. Whitmer as his running mate. more
East Lansing may look like a ghost town now, but that will change when students return to Michigan State University this fall. more
In these uncertain times, wouldn’t you like to have a better picture of the future? For some, tarot cards offer a supernatural sense of knowing and control. more
Following suit with countless other institutions making the digital pivot, Lansing Art Gallery and Education Center’s summer camp programs for children are now tending to its budding artists … more
I decided my favorite things are actually all the numerous items that my mom had given me through the years or items that were my mom’s. Her “treasures.” more
There are unselfish (and selfish) reasons to get in on “Acts of Care,” a community-based art installation that will mark the Sept. 1 reopening of MSU’s Broad Art Museum. more
State records show that recreational marijuana sales climbed more than eightfold since December and have rested at more than $10 million weekly since last month. Lansing is quickly cementing itself as a major player in that statewide market. more
Why put on a full face of makeup when there’s nowhere to go? Bonnie Louise believes that makeup is a form of self-expression that everyone should have access to. more
Vintage Junkies, a locally owned one-stop shop for quirky vintage housewares, has relocated to a new brick-and-mortar location on Washington Avenue. more
East Lansing record shop Flat, Black & Circular has been open for retail since the start of June, and manager Jon Howard said that business has practically returned to normal.  more
In the face of the coronavirus pandemic, Capital Area District Libraries is still working hard to be an effective community resource. more
Warning: Crunch Berries seems to be a creeper. Despite clocking in at among the higher THC percentages available on the local market last week, this strain didn’t hit me very quickly. Rather, it seemed to work more in the background — increasing in potency about an hour after I smoked it.  more
The city of Lansing is still looking for artistic designs for a permanent public installation for the northeast corner of Reutter Park in downtown Lansing. more
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