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.
BLOCK600 Comes to Life
Gillespie Group’s newest development, BLOCK600, has officially opened its doors after two years of hard work. The development includes loft apartments, the C…
What’s Up, Doc?
Mid-Michigan’s Media Power Couple Knows that Laughter is the Best Medicine
Having served as the evening news anchor at WILX-TV for nearly 23 years and at …
Speaking From Experience
Teacher uses her own learning difficulties to help students find success
Growing up, Lyndia Klasko never fully understood why she was so unfocused in the …
Helping Hands
Interpreters Take off-center Stage During Pandemic
The accurate and unfiltered flow of information was a critical component in the nation’s battle to flat…
Avoid Foam on Lakes and Rivers with High Levels of PFAS
As the peak of the summer season arrives, more residents are venturing outdoors to seek some relief from the heat at beaches and waterfronts; however, the Mi…
Play Ball! Lemonade League Takes the Field in Lansing
If summer is defined by two quintessential things, it may be a taking in a baseball game on a sunny afternoon and a refreshingly cold glass of lemonade.
N…
Fervor for the 517
More than advocates, these residents are the push behind the region’s purpose.
However, referring to them the region’s cheerleaders is a bit of a misnomer…
Growing Signs of Strength
Success, at least for a time, will likely be measured in small doses.
It remains uncertain when Greater Lansing will regain its full momentum. However, ev…
Making the Most of It
Isolation Leads to Creativity, Discovery, Self-Reflection
While the stay-at-home restrictions were difficult for many Michiganders, they did not come with…
Workplace 2.0
It will likely take some time before we fully understand the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the business community across the Greater Lansing area.
A …
Real Estate Market Expected to See Rebound in 2021
Just a few short months ago, the real estate outlook for the summer was sunny and bright, but the COVID-19 pandemic cast a pall over those early projections….
Wharton Center Announces New Season
The Wharton Center for the Performing Arts is ready for its encore.
Although the coronavirus outbreak forced the nation’s performing arts and entertainment …
Quadruple Quarantine
Staying at home with four small children
By Christopher Nagy|Photo by Station Blue Photography, St. Johns
The old joke is that Ginger Rogers did everything …
Pandemic brings increase in incidents of abuse
Economic stress, being confined in closed quarters, fear about the future — beyond health concerns, those are among the additional aftershocks wrought by CO…
Keeping Your Groceries Safe
When the Michigan stay-at-home order was extended until the end of April, the opportunity to take advantage of one of the few exceptions under the rule coul…
A Heart of Many Rooms
Four Siblings Find Love, A Home With Haslett Mom
Every small child has wide-eyed dreams for the future.
Some dream of becoming a world-famous scientist who …
Where the Wild Things Are
Potter Park Zoo Celebrates Centennial
To refer to Potter Park Zoo’s beginnings as “humble” is a stunning understatement when you understand its evolution to…
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