Scenes of Excellence across Michigan-educators, families, Community advocates, and youth leaders whose everyday actions strengthem our communities. December arrives with a quiet insistence. The pace slows, lights soften, and something in us leans inward. As we close out another year in Michigan, The Chronicle turns our focus to the people, institutions, and everyday moments that remind us who we are — and who we still have the power to become. This season has always been more

Courtesy Photo-Yanice Jackson – Publisher, Strategist, Storyteller. Committed to uplifting voices and building a legacy through media. As we close out the year and step into the spirit of the holiday season, The Chronicle  invites you to join us in reflecting on the stories, milestones, and moments that have shaped our community. December is more than just the final chapter of the calendar — it is a time to honor the excellence we've witnessed and give thanks for those who in

Courtesy Photo-Pictured from left to right: MVAA's Zach Dillinger, communications manager; Andrew Robishaw, visual content designer; Natalie McCorvie, senior communications representative; and Curtis Volkmann, general office assistant. LANSING, Mich . – The Central Michigan Public Relations Society of America (CMPRSA) recognized and awarded the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency (MVAA) for its communications efforts supporting Michigan’s veteran population. The MVAA took home

Courtesy Photo-  Six Vietnam War-era veterans were pinned by Brian L. Love, director of the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency; Gov. Gretchen Whitmer; and U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Paul D. Rogers, adjutant general and director of the Michigan Department of Military and Veterans Affairs LANSING, Mich.  –  On Wednesday, Nov. 12, the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency (MVAA) honored Michigan's more than 486,000 veterans at the 6th annual Veterans Day Recognition Ceremony at the State Capi

The holidays bring joy, traditions, and togetherness—but they can also create financial stress if you’re not prepared. A thoughtful holiday budget helps you celebrate without overspending or facing a post-season money hangover. Here are some tips to keep your finances merry and bright: Start with a Spending Plan Set a total budget: Decide the maximum amount you can afford to spend overall. The general rule of thumb is no more than 1% of your annual income for holiday expense

LANSING, MI — Southwest Action Group (SWAG) is excited to announce Holiday in the Square, a festive community celebration bringing together families, neighbors, and local partners for an evening of holiday magic on Saturday, December 6, from 4–6 PM, at the Pleasant Grove Town Square (behind 1910 Food Market). Holiday in the Square is designed to uplift and unite the Southside community with two hours of family-friendly fun. Attendees can look forward to festive activities, in

Harvesting Gratitude — Giving Thanks, Giving Back Sunday Chronicle Guest Tony Gant of T&G Consulting joins Host Yanice Yvette Jackson and Co-Host Span at Stacks 92.1 FM for The Sunday Chronicle , where the community knows what the community needs. Photo Credit: The Chronicle Media Group 🎧 Listen to the full interview on Apple Podcasts: Sunday Chronicle Episode 107 – Tony Gant  or scan the QR code below. There’s a steadiness to Antoniese “Tony” Gant that makes you lean in.

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Courtesy Photo-Dena K. Morgan —Jackson City Council Ward 1 Candidate. Community leader, advocate, and committed to building a stronger Jackson for all. In Jackson’s Ward 1, community isn’t just where you live — it’s who you are. For lifelong Southside resident Dena K. Morgan , that truth runs deep. A mother, grandmother, homeowner, and the niece of legendary coach Tony Dungy, she has spent decades serving her neighbors, creating opportunities for families, and fighting for f

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