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For only two hours a week you can make a difference in local literacy

According to the 2012 Census Survey, 20 percent or approximately 93,000 adults in the Greater Lansing area are functionally illiterate or below the third-grade reading level.

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Have your bases covered before flipping homes

The first thing you should know when considering flipping a house is the easiest way to purchase it is through home equity or cash in the bank.

Small businesses are vital to local economy

Imagine how empty Downtown or Old Town or REO Town might be without small business. If that doesn’t scare you, imagine if the economic contributions of those businesses went elsewhere.

Preventative medicine and fertility specialist joins CIMA

I think we can prevent most common conditions through lifestyle changes like diet and exercise.

Lansing artists call us home

We are proud supporters of local artists. Lansing native and artist Alex Torres’ animal figurines garner international attention at art shows

Understanding a brow lift procedure

A brow lift, also known as a forehead lift, is a procedure that focuses on correcting the effects of aging on our upper face. Frown lines begin to form between the eyebrows, horizontal wrinkles on the forehead and eyebrows can begin to drop.

Make a difference for the underserved and volunteer as a tutor

Having served valued customers since 1925, Dart Bank has engaged in a lasting and rewarding partnership with Greater Lansing area investors.

Community service is what we do

Having served valued customers since 1925, Dart Bank has engaged in a lasting and rewarding partnership with Greater Lansing area investors.

Looking for any signs of human life at big insurance companies

At Mid-Michigan Insurance Group, we will never greet you with the phrase “Thank you for calling Mid-Michigan Insurance Group. We appreciate your patience. You are now 65th in line to the nearest representative.”

Now offering glass blowing and borosilicate classes

It's June and you want to do nothing more than run your fingers through the sand of Lake Michigan — we get it, believe us.