Any cat owner who has rented a home knows the fear of their pet scratching away the security deposit. It should come as no surprise, then, that Constellation Cat Cafe’s leadership was anxious …
Emilio Garcia helped settle Lansing. Garcia was about 14 when he moved here from Mexico around 1940 with his two brothers, recalled his son Joe. “They would travel here, work for …
For 10 years, Jim Wirth has run his luxury knife brand, GiantMouse Knives, without a showroom. The Michigan native was living in California when he started the company with Danish knife …
FRIDAY, Sept. 12 — Lansing’s Hispanic Heritage Month kickoff event at City Hall has been postponed out of caution over “general concern about what is going on in the world,” …
Three months ago, Bruce Cornelius canceled his subscription to the Lansing State Journal. “I hate to say it,” he said, “but there’s nothing there to read. It’s not …
It’s been a while since downtown Lansing’s historic Atrium building was lively. Formerly home to the Strand Theatre and Arcade, later known as the Michigan Theatre, which closed in 1980, …
A year ago, the city of Lansing unveiled a major redesign of the Ovation Center of Music and Arts by nationally known Detroit architect Albert Kahn Associates with an undulating glass façade …
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 27 — Over 150 gathered at the Allen Neighborhood Center yesterday evening to kick off the congressional campaign of William Lawrence, a local activist and organizer. …
After two Freedom of Information Act requests by City Pulse for a list of red-tagged properties from the city of Lansing were denied, the Schor administration reversed itself and sent the list last …
The 1890 house at 1119 Seymour Ave. in Lansing has been red-tagged for so long that the tag is more pinkish-orange. Following $150,000 in renovations and two and a half years of local …
