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Mid-Michigan Matters: McLaren Greater Lansing hosting hiring fair to fill wide range of positions
LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - McLaren Greater Lansing is hosting a hiring fair Wednesday, Nov. 4, looking to fill openings across nursing, support staff, imaging and operations. Markel Newman, Chief Nursing Officer of McLaren Greater Lansing, joins News 10 Lansing on Mid-Michigan Matters to discuss the available positions, workplace culture and benefits being offered.
WLNS
BWL reports power outages in city’s southside, won’t affect voting
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — The Lansing Board of Water & Light reports 7 active power outages affecting more than 1,300 customers Tuesday morning. City of Lansing communication director Scott Bean tells 6 News that a car hit a power pole, which caused the outages. The outages does not appear to affect voting, according to Lansing […]
Lansing State Journal
Dining, retail and more. See what opened and closed in October
The Lansing area gained more than a dozen new restaurants and stores in October, including several that opened their first local location. In East Lansing, openings included BIBIBOP Asian Grill and bb.q Chicken. Charlotte welcomed department store Bealls and Grand Ledge got a new local bookstore, Sis's Stories. Aldi opened its fourth store in the area, in Lansing Township, and Sindhu Indian Cuisine opened a second location in Lansing. Four different businesses announced plans to close in October: Make it Sweet, a bakery in East Lansing, and longtime eatery Delhi Cafe Family Restaurant were among them. Here's a look at what the Lansing area gained and lost this month. Openings bb.q Chicken, East Lansing Where: 4750 Hagadorn Road The details: An international restaurant chain with more than 3,500 locations, bb.q Chicken opened its first Lansing area location in the Hannah Plaza. Franchise owners Niuljurang Choi and Hyuk Choi are leasing the approximately 2,500-square-foot storefront, previously occupied by Chapelure. The new restaurant opened on Oct. 23, Woodworth Commercial Senior Vice President Todd Kosta said. He represented the franchise owners in the property lease. The location has seating for 45 people. Niuljurang Choi said the location is their second in Michigan. They
WILX-TV
Mid-Michigan teen starts trash bin cleaning business
Ashton Willis, 15, has power washed bins in the greater Lansing area for two years.
517mag.com
Fueling the Future: Bob Trezise and LEAP are driving Lansing’s next generation
Young entrepreneurs are the driving force of the economic future of the region, and one local organization focuses its mission on putting them behind the wheel of their own destiny. Across the Lansing region, a wave of techies, retail mavericks and innovators are looking to turn dreams scribbled out on...
manufacturingdive.com
GM confirms Lansing Delta Township plant will produce hybrid vehicles
General Motors Co. is preparing its Lansing Delta Township plant in Michigan to produce hybrid-electric vehicles, and repurposing an old grant to support the move, per an Oct. 27 press release. The Department of Energy is restructuring a $500 million grant that was previously awarded to GM for EV conversion...
thesuntimesnews.com
Manchester Brewing Prepares for Chelsea Relocation
Owner of Manchester Brewing Jason Cooper requested approval from Chelsea City Council on Oct. 19 to begin the application process to transfer the business and brewing license to Chelsea. “We have been in Manchester for almost two years, and we’ve enjoyed establishing our business in that community, but as the...
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How is the Real Estate Market in Chelsea, Dexter, Milan, and Saline through September 2026?
Disclaimer: No part of this was written by a third party or a robot. What Were the Overall Real Estate Trends in Chelsea, Dexter, Milan, and Saline?. Median sales prices were mostly up year-to-date using data for the school district areas for each community and all residential property types. Median days on market were mixed. The number of sales were mostly lower. Months supply of homes for sale was mixed. Affordability was lower and interest rates were mostly higher.
michiganbusinessnetwork.com
Michigan Business Beat | Van Martin & Mark Burzych | Major 45,000 SF Greater Lansing Office Deal Set
Chris Holman welcomes back Van W. Martin, SIOR, CCIM, CRE, CEO of Martin Commercial Properties, East Lansing, MI, & Mark J. Burzych, Member – President, Fahey Schultz Burzych Rhodes PLC, Lansing, MI. This time, together, as they share details on a new deal. Watch Van and Mark discuss with...
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Marcus & Millichap brokers sale of 42-unit multifamily property in Saint Johns
Marcus & Millichap negotiated the sale of Sturgis Crossings, a 42-unit multifamily property in Saint Johns, Michigan. Marcus & Millichap Capital Corporation (MMCC), a subsidiary of Marcus & Millichap, arranged acquisition financing on behalf of the buyer. Gilewski and Chris Futo, investment specialists in Marcus & Millichap’s Detroit office, had...
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Hatch Stamping’s Suzanne Morrison Named Michigan Manufacturing Woman of the Year
Suzanne Morrison, director of marketing at Hatch Stamping in Chelsea, has been named the 2026 Manufacturing Woman of the Year by the Michigan Manufacturers Association. The association announced the honor during its Manufacturing Excellence Awards at its Lansing headquarters. The annual awards recognize manufacturers and individuals for work in innovation, leadership, sustainability, workforce development and community engagement.
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Stadium District Development Transforms Michigan Avenue
The reenergizing transformation of the 600 block along Michigan Avenue, completed by Gillespie Group, drew more than 250 people, including community leaders, state officials and the redevelopment partners who were a part of making it happen. Gillespie Group hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the development, named Brick Row, to celebrate...
The Detroit News
Developers eye 423-acre Holt data center, stress community buy-in
LANSING — Economic development officials want to build a data center for a 423-acre site south of Lansing, but are beginning with what they hope will be a novel community-centered process amid a groundswell of opposition to the artificial intelligence-driven projects elsewhere in Michigan. The Lansing Economic Area Partnership has partnered with Lighthouse Sustainability to begin a community engagement process with the intent to build a more than $10 billion data center, but with no set end user in mind for the site in Holt and Delhi Township. Currently, a one-year data center moratorium implemented by Delhi Township in April covers the planned site. The group said Tuesday, Oct. 27 that it will work with community members over the next six months to develop a framework for what an acceptable data center, if any, would look like and use that to decide on an eventual end user. It would be up to the community to decide whether to lift the moratorium next April. "We have definitely observed and learned through other engagements and projects over the last number of years that we need to do things different," said Bob Trezise, president and CEO for LEAP. "And yet our community here,