Lansing’s Two-Way Street Conversion Continues
The city has been studying the conversion of the remaining one-way streets in downtown Lansing for over 20 years.
Work Begins on Greenwood District Studios
The studio is named after the 1921 Tulsa, Oklahoma, race riots.
Blank Slate to Transform into Village of Okemos
The $100 million Village of Okemos project will result in new mixed residential and commercial space.
Allen Place Creates Community Space on Lansing’s East Side
Throughout its 22 years, the nonprofit organization has served as a hub to the residents on the east side of Lansing.
Lansing’s 2021 State of the City Address
The mayor described Lansing as a “proudly diverse city.”
Lessons Learned a Year After Lockdown
It’s been a year of adaptation and inventiveness by business owners to remain afloat.
What Homebuyers want in Real Estate
Proper pricing, staging and marketing remains crucial to encourage multiple offers.
MSU Reinstates On-Campus Policy for Sophomores
MSU believes students will be better equipped to make informed decisions about their post-dorm lives.
Grand Ledge Project Moves Forward With Help From MEDC
The city was awarded a $75,000 grant from the Michigan Economic Development Corp.
Telemedicine Zooms During Pandemic
Sparrow Health System has seen an increase in virtual health visits since last spring.
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