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Events of Monday, October 26, 2026
Halloween Costume Closet. Browse our donations of FREE costumes and costume pieces for your next Halloween outfit. The costumes will be out for browsing during all open hours Monday, October 26 through Friday, October 30. Brooklyn Branch, Jackson District Library. Halloween Costume Closet. Browse our donations of FREE costumes and...
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Greater Lansing gains a new Aldi location
The grand opening of the newest Greater Lansing Aldi store on Thursday (Oct. 15) had shoppers lined up around the building. Doors opened at 8:45 a.m., and the first 200 customers received a gift bag containing a sampling of Aldi products and a gift card. Some customers even parked camping...
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Sit Back, Snack Up & Stay Toasty with what’s new at Celebration Cinema
LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - Lights, camera, action at Celebration Cinema in South Lansing, where movie season is in full swing. Studio 10 settled into the theater’s new heated recliners with Emily Loeks, Director of Community Affairs, who says the cozy seats are already a fan favorite. Celebration is also serving up its holiday popcorn bucket, good for five months of free refills, making it a perfect gift for movie lovers. Guests can now skip the lines entirely by scanning a QR code at their seat to order popcorn, chicken tenders, fries and more delivered right to their recliner.
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The Magical Michigan Railway Museum That Turns Even The Most Serious Adults Into Wide-Eyed Kids Again
Adults who claim they’ve outgrown the thrill of a massive steam locomotive have simply never stood next to one, and the Steam Railroading Institute in Owosso, Michigan is ready to prove that point. This place doesn’t ask for your enthusiasm. It just takes it. There’s a particular kind...
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Lansing Chili Cook-Off draws crowd to Jackson Field
LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - The Lansing Chili Cook-Off brought chili tasting and local business competition to Jackson Field on Saturday. Attendees had unlimited taste testing as local businesses competed to be named the best chili in the Lansing area. The cook-off was previously held at Adado Riverfront Park. Saturday...
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You can make adorable mini-bouquets at new Bloom Bar near Howell
A local crafter has expanded into Kensington Valley Outlets with her very own "Bloom Bar" at Mi Unique Art. Crystal Coulter, of Highland, is the owner of Crystal Makes The Things , a small business that can be found at craft shows and, now, in stores in Howell and Highland. Coulter has been a crafter since childhood, often making elaborate gifts for her family for Christmas. As she made her way into adulthood, including four years in the United States Air Force, she never lost her interest in creative arts. Coulter launched Crystal Makes The Things in 2024. At the time, she focused on selling magnets. By early 2025, she started making her booths more interactive, with do-it-yourself pens and keychains. Most recently, she's created "Bloom Bars," an interactive station where customers can choose between pre-made beaded flowers to make their own mini-bouquets. According to Coulter, watching customers get creative has been the best part of Bloom Bars. More: Kaleidoscope is moving to a more open floor plan at Kensington Valley “I just love seeing people get excited about being able to make their own things,” she told The Daily. Bloom Bars are now available at Mi Unique Art in
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Tourist in Your Town: Jack-O-Lanterns Unleashed brings more than 5,000 pumpkins to Ingham County Fairgrounds
MASON, Mich. (News 10) - Jack-O-Lanterns Unleashed features more than 5,000 hand-carved jack-o’-lanterns on about a half-mile walk through the Ingham County Fairgrounds with about 30 scenes and themes. “Jack-O-Lanterns Unleashed is a family-friendly Halloween extravaganza featuring more than 5,000 hand-carved Jack-O-Lanterns on about a half-mile walk through the...
Lansing State Journal
A Walk in the Park: Lansing’s Hunters Ridge Park has trails, river views
A Walk in the Park is an ongoing series from State Journal photographer Nick King, who intends to explore Lansing area parks one hour at a time. If you have a suggestion of a park he should visit, email him at nking@lsj.com. Lansing’s Hunters Ridge Park offers visitors a place of rustic, natural beauty along the Grand River within the city limits. Located at 4000 Hunters Ridge Dr., the park features rolling hills and a forest of thick trees. Its unpaved natural trails wind through the woods, offering glimpses of local wildlife, including deer and various bird species, along with scenic views of the Grand River. For biking enthusiasts, Hunters Ridge Park serves as the northern starting point of the West Lansing Trails mountain bike system. Beginning at Hunters Ridge, the continuous trail network connects south to Fulton Park before ending at Fine Park. The entire three-park loop stretches over 7 miles long. The park includes a parking lot for visitors. Leashed dogs are welcome, and there are no public bathrooms on site. This article originally appeared on Lansing State Journal: A Walk in the Park: Lansing’s Hunters Ridge Park has trails, river views
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Detroit Lions Drumline Returns to Jackson College, Closing Out Percussion Concussion
More than a dozen Jackson County high school drumlines will share the stage with the Detroit Lions Drumline on Thursday, November 5, when Jackson College hosts its annual Percussion Concussion concert at the Potter Center's Harold Sheffer Music Hall. The show runs from 7:15 p.m. to 10 p.m., and the professional drumline will wrap up the night after conducting pre-show clinics for the visiting student groups.
Lansing State Journal
Flap Jack Shack in limbo as Auto-Owners Insurance fights fire claim
LANSING TWP. — The owner of the Flap Jack Shack that has been closed since an April fire said the popular restaurant won't open until at least the end of February, and likely longer, because of a dispute with Auto-Owners Insurance. Owner Jozef Gjonaj said the conflict centers on who is responsible for repairs in the event of an insurance claim for the interior of the building at 3000 E. Grand River Avenue, he or building owner Sam Edye Management Co. Gjonaj leases the space from Eyde and was insured through Auto-Owners. Gjonaj said he's provided ample proof to Lansing-based Auto-Owners, including a lease agreement, that his company J&G Restaurant, Inc. is responsible for all interior repairs at the restaurant. Auto-Owners received a June 25 insurance claim for the interior damages of approximately $2.2 million, according to documents provided to the State Journal by Jeff Moss. Moss, from JML Adjusting Services in West Bloomfield, works as an adjuster for residential or commercial property owners to help them with their claims to their insurance companies. The company disputes that Gjonaj is responsible for the damage, despite receiving a copy of his lease and two letters from Sam Eyde Management Co., the