Christopher Nagy
Christopher Nagy is an editor for M3 Group. He is a graduate of Eastern Michigan University and has more than 25 years of experience in journalism. His three Essential Truths of Life are: Mounds over Almond Joy, Red Vines over Twizzlers and Skor over Heath.
In Work and Life, East Lansing Councilwoman Seeks Positive Change
Perhaps in large part due to the creeping ooze of social media seeping into every corner of life, it’s easier than ever to be an armchair activist or pastime…
Top Five Employers in the Lansing Area
It’s no secret that a strong business base serves to draw more businesses to a region. There’s already a built-in pool of potential customers who are employe…
Women Hold Prominent Posts in the Lansing’s Development Industry
Smoked-filled rooms and closed-door dealings with smarmy handshakes and a smug boys’ club mentality are an archaic relic primarily regulated to the past in t…
How the Contributions of R.E Olds Still Drive Lansing Today
No industrial. No manufacturing. Perhaps even no Michigan State University.
That might be the alternate universe of Greater Lansing if it weren’t for the …
Okemos Grandmother Finds New Love in Pandemic Through Nature Photography
From an outsider’s perspective, it can be difficult at times to fully see the motivation pumping the artistic heart.
“Sometimes if I was drinking coffee i…
American Heart Association Saves Lives Through Prevention
For nearly a century, the American Heart Association has saved the lives of residents and bolstered community health by raising awareness and promoting preve…
Facts About Heart Disease and Prevention
Heart disease and stroke are leading causes of death and disability, and they can raise the cost of doing business. By investing in workplace health measures…
A Balancing Act
Being a working parent has always been something of a high-wire act — the daily struggle to find perfect equilibrium between the demands of a profession and …
One Small Act: Mother, Daughter Give the Gifts of Time and Kindness
It’s difficult not to look back with a jaundiced eye at what can be perceived as the bitter harvest of 2020.
The scythe of the coronavirus pandemic swung …
State Receives $17M to Connect Residents to Jobs
The Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity was awarded $17.8 million in a U.S. Department of Education competitive grant to respond to the eco…
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