Lansing School District picks new superintendent
Jessica Benavides will be leading the Lansing School District as interim superintendent. Benavides, a Lansing schools veteran, had been the district’s number two as first deputy …
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Charter Commission chair says website changes unrelated to criticism
FRIDAY, OCT. 10 — An update to the Lansing Charter Commission landing page was made “to reflect the same language and wording in our first educational mailer for consistency purposes, and …
Lansing City Charter Commission tones down website language
THURSDAY, OCT. 9 — A city website has been updated to alter language about the proposed city charter following a complaint filed with state officials by City Council President Ryan Kost.
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30 speak to support trans rights at Lansing City Council forum
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8 — Around 75 people showed up to the Lansing City Council chambers this evening for an open forum hosted by the Council’s Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Committee …
The Green Door to close on weekends as co-owner announces search for buyer
MONDAY, June 23 — The Green Door, a Lansing institution on Michigan Avenue for more than three decades, serving up the blues and a wide variety of other music while also thriving as an …
Craig Ryan Fine Clothing to open in downtown Lansing this summer
THURSDAY, June 12 — An upscale Michigan clothier will open in downtown Lansing’s historic Atrium building on Washington Square this summer.
It will be the fifth location for Craig …
Final step: Old Eastern auditorium demolition under way
FRIDAY, March 28 — All but a small part of old Eastern High School remained this afternoon.
Photos show what was left as of 2 p.m. of the Jon Young Auditorium on what was once the south …
Former GOP Congressman Rep. Joe Schwarz announces support for Harris-Walz
TUESDAY, Oct. 15 — Former Michigan Republican Congressman Joe Schwarz announced his endorsement today of the Harris-Walz ticket, joining other state GOP politicos who have rejected Donald …
Charter Commission chair says website changes unrelated to criticism
FRIDAY, OCT. 10 — An update to the Lansing Charter Commission landing page was made “to reflect the same language and wording in our first educational mailer for consistency purposes, and …
Lansing City Charter Commission tones down website language
THURSDAY, OCT. 9 — A city website has been updated to alter language about the proposed city charter following a complaint filed with state officials by City Council President Ryan Kost. …
30 speak to support trans rights at Lansing City Council forum
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8 — Around 75 people showed up to the Lansing City Council chambers this evening for an open forum hosted by the Council’s Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Committee …
The Green Door to close on weekends as co-owner announces search for buyer
MONDAY, June 23 — The Green Door, a Lansing institution on Michigan Avenue for more than three decades, serving up the blues and a wide variety of other music while also thriving as an …
Craig Ryan Fine Clothing to open in downtown Lansing this summer
THURSDAY, June 12 — An upscale Michigan clothier will open in downtown Lansing’s historic Atrium building on Washington Square this summer. It will be the fifth location for Craig …
Final step: Old Eastern auditorium demolition under way
FRIDAY, March 28 — All but a small part of old Eastern High School remained this afternoon. Photos show what was left as of 2 p.m. of the Jon Young Auditorium on what was once the south …
Former GOP Congressman Rep. Joe Schwarz announces support for Harris-Walz
TUESDAY, Oct. 15 — Former Michigan Republican Congressman Joe Schwarz announced his endorsement today of the Harris-Walz ticket, joining other state GOP politicos who have rejected Donald …
