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“They Call It The Blues” Performance Portraits Exhibit
A Simple Elegance gallery will present " they call it the blues". This exhibit features, photographer, Richard Galosy’s performance portraits of blues musicians during performances at Lansing BluesFest, Wharton Center and the Creole Gallery.
Eminem Teams With Nike For Charity
Rapper creates limited edition Air Max sneakers to raise funds for disadvantaged youth.
Graffiti Art Is Making A Mark At Local Businesses
LANSING, MI — Graffiti n. pl. graf·fi·ti (-t) – A drawing or inscription made on a wall or other surface, usually so as to be seen by the public. Often used in the plural.
George Bush Is Assassinated In New Film
‘Death of a President’ is supposed to make a point about ‘rushing to judgment.’ Imagine this: President George W. Bush gets assassinated and a black man is eventually discovered to be the murderer.
AT&T is Delivering the Digital Lifestyle ? From 3 Screens
Reform legislation could help bring even more choices. It’s no longer the digital home – it’s the digital lifestyle.
A Celebration of Caribbean Culture: Food, Music and Dance
LANSING, MI — For the last 12 years, people have had the opportunity to experience the sounds, taste and feel of the Caribbean during the Caribbean Festival celebration of music, culture and food.
Group Circulates Petitions to Recall Lansing Mayor Virgil Bernero
LANSING, MI — A local recall committee began circulating petitions in hopes of removing Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero from his seat. Recently, Ingham County’s election committee approved the recall petition language. The committee has 90 days to gather nearly 8,500 signatures.
Drive for Diversity Program hits Stride in Third Year
The Drive for Diversity® program is enjoying a breakout year in just its third season. Drive for Diversity® is an ethnic and gender minority driver and crew member development program run by Access Marketing & Communications.
PHOTO: Jesus Hernandez celebrates his victory at Hickory Motor Speedway
“Lost Boy” from Lansing to study engineering at Michigan Tech
LANSING, MI — Peter Mabil De Aluel who attended Lansing Community College for two years and now is at Michigan Technical University had a long journey before coming to the United States under the Lost Boys of Sudan program.