Culture

Bonifas Arts Center Showcases Student Artwork in Annual 'Youth in Art' Exhibit

The exhibit features over 650 pieces from students across the Upper Peninsula.

174 Students Attend Michigan Youth in Government Conference in Lansing

The annual civic program brings together over 700 students to simulate state government roles.

Boys and Girls Clubs to hold Youth of the Year competition

Three teen candidates will compete for the organization's highest honor next week in Benton Harbor.

Artist Creates 47 Paintings Supporting Sr. Thea Bowman's Canonization

Brother Mickey McGrath's artwork aims to honor the trailblazing African American Catholic sister, educator and evangelist.

Lansing Celebrates Black History Month with Community Event

Residents gathered to honor the past, present, and future of Black history in the city.

Longtime Detroit Educator and Coach Robert 'Fish' Jenkins Leaves Lasting Legacy

Jenkins mentored countless students who went on to become community leaders, doctors, and educators through his coaching of lesser-known sports like swimming, golf, and soccer.

LMC Hosting Presentation on 120-Year History of Blossomtime Festival

The free public event will explore the origins and evolution of the long-running Southwest Michigan tradition.

Cheating Was Once Seen as Part of the Fun

These vintage photos show how casual infidelity was viewed in the past

Lest We Forget plans speaker series for 250th anniversary of U.S.

The series will explore topics from the American Revolutionary War ahead of the group's annual military reenactment weekend.

New Lansing Bills Could Impact Life in Howell

Proposed legislation covers schools, data centers, crime victims, unemployment, and hyperbaric chambers

Rainbow Grocery reaches 50-year retail anniversary

Rainbow Grocery Cooperative is hosting an anniversary party this Sunday.

Beloved Michigan State Trooper Randall Tripp Dies at 75

Tripp, a longtime DARE officer, is remembered for his community service and love of family.

Rainbow Grocery Cooperative Celebrates 50 Years in San Francisco

The community-focused natural foods store has survived and thrived through changing times in the city's SoMa neighborhood.

Longtime GM Worker and Fenton Resident Peter Savoie Dies at 91

Savoie was an active member of the Fenton community and the Knights of Columbus for over 50 years.

Eileen Mitchell, 88, Passes Away After Decades of Community Service

The longtime public health nurse and church choir member is remembered for her baking and devotion to family.