East Lansing artist starts work on original tarot deck
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.
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Helping others through the power of makeup
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.
The vinyl stacks keep spinning at Flat, Black & Circular
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.
Mac’s Comedy Night returning as outdoor event
The show is returning from its hiatus. Starting next week, Mac's Comedy Night will be hosted on Thursdays at Replay Entertainment Exchange.
Bands finds creative ways to keep the music going during quarantine
Working class musicians are facing a conundrum. The success of their careers depends on their ability to pack a ton of people into one room. We all know that that isn’t exactly feasible right now.
City Pulse On the Air, July 26, 2020: Matt Grossmann, Suzanne Evans Wagner and Betsy Sneller
Reporter Cole Tunningley talks with MSU linguistics professors Betsy Sneller and Suzanne Evans Wagner about their research at the MSU Sociolinguistics Lab.
Restoration for George Floyd mural underway
With help from the community and a generous donation from the Lansing Art Gallery, the mural will return to its former glory.
MSU sociolinguists study the impact of the coronavirus on daily life
Suzanne Evans Wagner and Betsy Sneller from the Michigan State University Sociolinguistics Lab are studying how speech is changing over the course of the pandemic.
Democrats vie for clerk and treasurer nominations in Lansing Township
Two candidates are competing for Lansing Township treasurer.
Meridian Township clerk of eight years faces new opponent
In Meridian Township, incumbent Clerk Brett Dreyfus is facing a challenger for the Democratic nomination, Deborah Guthrie, the township’s former director of communications. She faces a tough battle against Dreyfus, who has served as clerk for eight years now. In 2016, Dreyfus received more votes than any other candidate for local office in Meridian Township.