SpartanNash Foundation launches companywide fundraising effort to support Special Olympics athletes SpartanNash, Foundation have donated nearly $9.4 million, thousands of volunteer hours to Special Olympics during 37-year partnership
Jaali, the black rhino calf will be heading to a new home this fall Jaali, the first black rhino calf in Potter Park’s 100-year history, will be heading to a new home this fall. The Association of Zoos and Aq
LAFCU invites public to Shred Day May 1 LAFCU is offering free document shredding to the public at the credit union’s Shred Day, Saturday, May 1, 10 a.m. to noon.
“Biggest Free Agent in Opera” leaves New York, relocates to Lansing, MI Vocal Performer & Opera Singer Extraordinaire Stephano Andreotti has moved to Lansing. The Globally Award Winning Artist has won awards on m
LAFCU giving away free internet hotspots to help students, adults connect during pandemic LAFCU, in partnership with the Michigan Credit Union Foundation, has opened applications for the LAFCU Hotspot Program. As part of the progr
Precious Stones for Precious People: Artist Donates over 200 Pendants to COVID-Unit Nurses Courtesy Photo-Front Line Workers from McLaren & Sparrow Hospital (Lansing, MI) – Local Stone Jeweler & Artist Danielle Smith, wanted to...
Investing 101: Beginners Guide There is one thing that is as certain as death and taxes. When discussing finances and investments, speculating means precisely
Articulating Democracy in the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave There is a part of me that believes the law should stand for something. I guess that would be that naïve part. Or the part that believes in
It’s All About the Customer Describing Caleb Moss as a renaissance man is just the tip of the iceberg. Moss has created his future. Growing up, Moss was quite the chara
The Existential Art of Being-Artist Mila Lynn Trying to capture the soul of an artist in words can be elusive. Mila Lynn is an artist extraordinaire. They say beauty is in the eye of the
Lansing Native Carlton McConnell Brings Easter Extravaganza to Local TV Melodies of Resurrection' promises to be one of the significant television events of this coming Easter season. A one-hour special featuring
The Night Democracy Died-Derrick Knox Jr. and the Poor People's Campaign While the Poor People's Campaign advocates primarily for poor people and marginalized demographics, some issues go beyond black and white.
Greenwood District Studios-A Movie, Television, and Drive-In Theater has come to Lansing! Lansing is in for a treat. Lansing’s first black independently owned movie, television, and drive-in theater company have arrived! They are
Family Makes All the Difference-Virg and Teri Bernero Family means everything. Not just his, hers, or their family; everyone's family. The call for public service came early and ran deep. Form
REPAIR OUR NATION aka REPARATIONS Slaves, immigrants, translators, Slave Owners, and business partners. There is this simplistically insane mythology that suggests for reason
Does "And Justice for All" Represent Everyone? Asking to be recognized as a member of the human race is unfathomable. Yet, that is the reality for millions of Americans.
Black History and the Black Woman The most confusing thing about today's black community outside of the fact that it is imploded due to a false narrative of female
Something for the Children-Grace in a Case You want to hear God laugh, tell him your plans. An early lesson learned by LaKiesha C Allen. At 15, Allen found herself in Mississippi and
The Equalizer Meets Numbers Produces "The Fledge" The Equalizer is real, and he works and operates here in Lansing. Most of us enjoyed watching a movie series titled "the equalizer"
Finding Your Passion-The Journey of Alexa Boyce Life can go for weeks, months, or years at a time without a change of routine. This status quo may seem bland, but often it can provide a se
