BWL discovers significant boron contamination in private wells
SATURDAY, Feb. 11 — After a month-long initiative to calm fears over potential groundwater contamination caused by waste from the Lansing Board of Water & Light’s Erickson Power …
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SATURDAY, Feb. 11 — After a month-long initiative to calm fears over potential groundwater contamination caused by waste from the Lansing Board of Water & Light’s Erickson Power …
The Ten Pound Fiddle recently announced a virtual mini-series of concerts. The free audio archives will serve to “fill the musical void” until live shows presented by the Fiddle resume in March.
A new music venue is coming to downtown Lansing in a 100-year-old building at 224 S. Washington Square. The entire project, including the purchase and renovation, is estimated to cost just over $900,000.
A local developer plans to begin renovations this summer on a historic building in REO Town.
As part of the new commission's drive to draw maps that basically give both Republicans and Democrats a puncher's chance of winning a majority every two years, urban areas like Lansing, Grand Rapids and Ann Arbor were carved up like a pie instead of packed together like a can of pumpkin.
While the battle for superiority between Lansing’s varying people, places and things during the annual City Pulse Top of the Town Contest might not match the calamitous, world-shattering …
Back in 2009, East Lansing’s Orchard Street Pump House (368 Orchard St) was revamped into a go-to spot for live Americana music. The venue, booked by local Bailey neighborhood resident Dudley (Smitty) Smith, promptly expanded into hosting Pumpstock, an outdoor event at Bailey Park.
At least five fresh cannabis strains are set to hit the shelves beginning next month at pot shops across Michigan — including at several dispensaries in Greater Lansing — through a new partnership between Redemption Cannabis Co. and two out-of-town cultivation companies.
Originally a single-day show at Adado Riverfront Park called Bridge Fest, Dam Jam has now grown into a three-day music festival complete with food vendors and an artisan village at the Brenke Fish Ladder in Old Town.
Sticking with acoustic guitars, the Cowboys in the Campfire shows are a Stinson fan’s dream come true. No humming feedback or obnoxious crowd noise — just well-crafted songs performed acoustically and intimately. Stinson chatted with City Pulse, here’s what he had to say.