April 16, 2025 Issue

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Barrett passes on another town hall during next week's congressional recess

FRIDAY, APRIL 18 — The president of Lansing’s NAACP branch expressed disappointment today that U.S. Rep. Tom Barrett, R-Charlotte, will not attend next week’s town hall meeting with …

A front-loaded holiday weekend

After last weekend’s hectic schedule, this weekend may look a bit more sparse activity-wise, but …
MSU protest peril: Revoked visas fuel fear

It was a rare occurrence: an activist group asking people not to protest.
If only that blue folder was an invisibility cloak

Back in 1967, a rising star in the national political scene was Michigan’s governor, George Romney. The …
WLNS fortifies the Fourth Estate with 8-foot fence

WLNS-TV is building an 8-foot-tall wrought iron fence with spikes in front of its Saginaw Street …
Old Eastern arches saved for memorial garden

For those wondering why the auditorium arches were left standing where old Eastern High School used to be …
Public Art of the Week

Two Michigan State University artists decided to “light the night” on the MSU campus with their …
From Old Town to Spartanopolis

Like the fabled realm of Asgard in Marvel’s “Thor” franchise, the Arts Council of Greater Lansing …

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