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More Than a Key: Why Gregory Eaton’s Honor Belongs to the Entire Lansing Community
Photo Credit: The Chronicle Media Group-A Key to the City. A Lifetime of Service. Congratulations to Mr. Gregory Eaton on receiving the Key to the City during Lansing’s Juneteenth Celebration. A well-earned honor for a man whose legacy has helped shape our community for generations. There are moments when a community pauses to recognize an individual whose life has quietly shaped generations. At this year’s Lansing Juneteenth Celebration, one of those moments unfolded as Lans

The Chronicle News
Jun 252 min read


The Chronicle News Celebrates 40 Years of Life, Love and Legacy
Courtesy Photo: Pictured from left to right are Chatum Taylor, member of the Lansing Community College Board of Trustees; Tanya McClain, Interim Chief Diversity Officer for Lansing Community College’s Office of Empowerment; Yanice Y. Carter, Publisher and Editor of The Chronicle News; Lansing City Council Member Trini Pehlivanoglu; and Shirley Carter-Powell, Founder and Executive Director of Against All Odds Foundation, during The Chronicle News 40th Anniversary Legacy Gala h

Yanice Y. Carter
Jun 173 min read


A Note From the Publisher | Every Generation Has a Sound
Courtesy Photo: Chronicle News Publisher poses in the iconic “Rosie the Riveter” stance, symbolizing courage, strength, resilience and freedom. “Every generation leaves behind its own soundtrack. Through journalism, storytelling, and community engagement, The Chronicle News remains committed to helping preserve the voices, victories, and visions that shape our future.”-Yanice Y. Carter, Publisher As we celebrate Black Music Month and continue our 40th year of serving the comm

Yanice Y. Carter
Jun 172 min read


Boots on Ground, Books in Hands
Courtesy Photo: 150,000 books. Countless dreams. 📚✨WKAR’s Robin Pizzo and her team continue to put books directly into the hands of children across Mid-Michigan, helping build stronger readers, learners, and communities. 150,000 books into the tiny, curious, precocious and sometimes reluctant hands of children across mid-Michigan was never a goal Robin Pizzo, director of education at WKAR, considered reaching within six years. Yet, with each event she attended as a public me

Robin M. Pizzo M.Ed.Director of Education WKAR
Jun 173 min read


Thirty Years Later: Sexton High School Class of 1996 Reunites to Celebrate Memories, Friendship, and Legacy
Courtesy Photo: Members of the Sexton High School Class of 1996 gather for a group photo during their 30th Class Reunion at One North Kitchen & Bar in Lansing. The evening brought together classmates from near and far to reconnect, share memories, and celebrate three decades of friendship and life experiences. Thirty years ago, members of the Sexton High School Class of 1996 walked across the graduation stage filled with dreams, uncertainty, and excitement about what the futu

Yanice Y. Carter
Jun 144 min read


Lansing Links to Honor Athena Award, Celebrate Women's History
Lansing/East Lansing (MI) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated will Honor ATHENA Award Recipients While Celebrating Women’s History Month...

Yanice Y. Carter
Mar 6, 20242 min read
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