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Honoring Excellence, Inspiring Futures: The Season We Choose to Become Better Together
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
Yanice Jackson
4 days ago2 min read


MVAA hosts 6th annual Veterans Day Recognition Ceremony at Capitol
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 Chronicle News
Nov 291 min read


Honoring Our Veterans: A Special Decoration Day Ceremony at Hillsdale College
A Revival of Tradition HILLSDALE, MI — Hillsdale College will host a special community ceremony this Sunday, November 9th, at 2:00 p.m. This event honors generations of local veterans through a revival of the historic Decoration Day tradition. The ceremony is presented by Hillsdale’s Marines and College Republicans. It will take place at the Soldier Boy Monument, located between Lane and Kendall Halls on campus. This event blends the original post-Civil War tradition of Decor
Yanice Jackson
Nov 72 min read


Healing Through Art: The Inspiring Journey of Jamari Taylor
Courtesy Photo-Jamari creates bold portraits that capture beauty to create meaningful connections. Jamari uses her portrait skills as a...

Yanice Y. Jackson
Oct 95 min read


Empowering Families This October: The Strength of Pink and Community Support
Breast Cancer Awareness Month paints the fall calendar pink for a reason: early action saves lives, and community support eases the...
Yanice Jackson
Oct 92 min read


Smart Budgeting Tips for the Holidays Contributed by TRUE Community Credit Union
The holidays bring joy, traditions, and togetherness—but they can also bring financial stress if you’re not prepared. A thoughtful...
Yanice Jackson
Oct 81 min read


The Essence of African American Legacy
The story of African American culture is a rich tapestry woven with resilience, creativity, and profound contributions to society. It is...
Yanice Jackson
Sep 294 min read


The Chronicle News' Small Business Spotlight: Meet Jamari Taylor-Healing Through Art at Jaylei Art
Courtesy Photo-Artist and studio owner Jamari Taylor of Jaylei Art sits surrounded by her portraits. Each piece is a reflection of her...
Yanice Jackson
Sep 274 min read


Back to Campus: Rooted in History, Rising in Purpose
From first-year to senior year, college is where seeds of potential are planted and nurtured.” Photo:Wix Stock Image Every fall, campuses...
Yanice Jackson
Sep 42 min read


10 Things Every Student Should Know Before Starting College
College is more than classrooms — it’s a place to discover yourself, build lifelong connections, and prepare for the future. Photo-Wix...
Yanice Jackson
Aug 212 min read


Empowering Futures: How Lansing's HBCU Initiative is Shaping Tomorrow's Leaders
Photo Credit: J3 Went Digital-Focused before the upcoming event: Nasaan Jackson, founder of the HBCU Initiative, takes a moment to...
Yanice Jackson
Aug 213 min read


5 Important Tips First-Time Car Owners Should Know
Owning a new car comes with a lot of responsibilities that you should not overlook. Find out about five important tips first-time car owners should know.
Yanice Jackson
Aug 202 min read


Exploring the Rich History of Black Heritage in America
The history of black heritage in America is a profound story of resilience, culture, and transformation. It spans centuries, from the...
Yanice Jackson
Aug 163 min read


Celebrating Community Spirit with Festivals in Michigan
Michigan is a state rich in culture, history, and natural beauty. One of the best ways to experience the heart of Michigan is through its...
Yanice Jackson
Aug 163 min read


Celebrating Everyday Bravery: United Way's $5M Courage Project for Community Heroes
Photo Credit-Wix Stock Images-“Ordinary People. Extraordinary Impact.” – Honoring Everyday Heroes Through the Courage Project In a...
Yanice Jackson
Aug 32 min read


In My Eyes: Logan Taylor’s Journey Through Pain, Purpose, and Publishing Her Power
Courtesy Photo-Logan Taylor, author of In My Eyes: Searching for Self-Worth , is rewriting her narrative, and inviting others to do the...
Yanice Jackson
Aug 24 min read


The College Connection-Embracing Your Path: How College Students Can Shape Their Future
Whether you’re navigating midterms, juggling part-time jobs, or wondering why tuition costs more than your car, this one’s for you....
Yanice Jackson
Aug 22 min read


Honoring the Legacy of Historically Black Colleges and Universities
Students gathered in front of an iconic HBCU campus building—a symbol of pride, perseverance, and the power of Black education. For generations, institutions like this have nurtured leaders, challenged injustice, and created safe spaces for cultural brilliance to thrive. Before the Civil War, higher education for African Americans in the United States was nearly nonexistent. But with freedom came determination—and a fierce commitment to education. Between 1861 and 1870, Afric
Yanice Jackson
Aug 14 min read


Linkage Community to Launch as Independent Initiative Supporting Artists Across Michigan Living Beyond Incarceration
Statewide Creative Network Will Transition from University of Michigan’s Prison Creative Arts Project on August 1, 2025 ANN ARBOR, MI —...
Yanice Jackson
Jul 132 min read


How to Start a Successful Neighborhood Crop Swap
Learn seven things you need to start a neighborhood crop swap, from finding an accessible meeting spot to stocking sturdy boxes and establishing trust.
Yanice Jackson
Jun 253 min read
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