Schools across the area are trying to find enough teachers to put in classrooms. The Capital Area Community Services Head Start in Lansing is no different.
When most people think of Head Start, they think of children in preschool, but for Capital Area Community Services, Head Start is for the entire family.
A mid-Michigan doctor is dedicating his life to ensuring that families have access to the best pediatric care for their loved ones in their time of need.
Miracle child, Ryan, just celebrated his thirteenth birthday and is playing video games, riding bikes and his hover board. But the chance of survival when mom, Becky, was admitted to a hospital on a trip up north didn’t look good.
After three long years of being held virtually due to the pandemic, the popular “Books, Bites, and Bids” fundraiser and silent auction returned to the East Lansing Public Library.
What started as a way for teaching center staff to come together and heal has now turned into a public event where anyone is welcome to come and de-stress by petting cows and goats.
The program is designed to help women working in local government advance their skills and leadership abilities on the path to becoming strong local government managers.
Owner Mike Karl is excited about the expansion, which will see the store grow from 900 square feet to 6,200 square feet, with five separate spaces catering to different needs.
The Cristo Rey Community Center services about 350 children each month, a number that would not be possible without the Capital Area Diaper Bank’s support.
More than 104,000 people are currently on a waiting list to receive either a heart, kidney or lung. Every 10 minutes, a new person is added to the list.
Every 30 days, families can get 50 diapers per child and wipes. The Capital Area Diaper Bank also distributes diapers to other agencies in the community.
Discover how a school in Jackson is breaking barriers and empowering students with learning disabilities through a unique coffee cafe run entirely by students.
The city of Jackson has spent a lot of time and effort trying to help people get off the streets. Housing, social security, food, you name it. Things we may take for granted in everyday life.
Is your lawn ready for No Mow May? Find out why the City of East Lansing is putting its grass restrictions on hold and encouraging residents to participate in this pollinator-friendly initiative.
Michigan State University kicked off its annual “It’s On Us Week” on Monday, a weeklong event aimed at raising awareness about sexual violence on campus and providing resources to prevent it.
Ryan’s Roadhouse, a popular restaurant in Clinton County, received a special visit Monday morning from “America’s Best Restaurants,” a national media company that highlights the best eateries around the world.
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