Public fitness park opens along Lansing River Trail
The “FitLot" is funded through a grant in recognition of AARP’s 60th anniversary.
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Lansing seeks proposals for Reutter Park artwork
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.
Lansing Bike and Seek 2020 takes bikers on citywide scavenger hunt
Turn your regular bike ride into a citywide clue-hunting adventure at the 5th annual Lansing Bike and Seek.
The CP Edit: Better late than never
After more than two months of “recommending” that Michigan residents wear face coverings to help contain the spread of the coronavirus.
Lansing JazzFest returns with a weeklong online program
The Michigan Institute for Contemporary Art announced that this year’s festival is a weeklong interactive digital experience to be held Sept. 13 through Sept. 20.
Zingerman’s Delicatessen tour stops by Michigrain Distillery
On Saturday, the tour will find itself here in Lansing at Michigrain Distillery on Shiawassee Street.
Lansing launches ‘input series’ on police divestment
Amid continued unrest over police discrimination in the wake of George Floyd’s killing, Mayor Andy Schor announced three “community input meetings."
City Pulse On the Air, July 19, 2020: Matt Grossmann, Jerry Norris and The Assortment
Schwartz hosts his weekly conversation about updates on the 2020 presidential campaign with MSU political scientist Matt Grossmann. Ashley interviews The Fledge owner Jerry Norris about how the Lansing community center is hanging on through the pandemic. Music writer Rich Tupica concludes the show with a track from '60s Lansing psychedelic rock band The Assortment.
City Pulse Zoom interview with incoming LCC president Steve Robinson
City Pulse editor and publisher Berl Schwartz interviews incoming Lansing Community College President Steve Robinson.
City Pulse On the Air, July 12, 2020: Matt Grossmann and Tonya Krause-Phelan
On this edition of City Pulse On the Air, editor and publisher Berl Schwartz talks with Tonya Krause-Phelan, law professor at Western Michigan University Cooley Law School.