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Banana 101.5

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Creepy Lansing TikTok Sparks Hilarious Debate Over Possible Serial Killer

A spooky Lansing TikTok sparks hilarious comments about blinking, dramatic lighting and a mock portrait the creator cannot resist correcting.

Lansing, MI · 19d

WILX-TV

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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.

Lansing, MI · 19d
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Thumbwind

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The Amazing Story of Norvell Michigan History

Norvell took its name from one of Michigan’s first U.S. senators. Seven chapters trace its mills, railway crews, public buildings, motorized mail, altered postcards and the 1935 flood.

Norvell Township, MI · 18d

eastlansingportrait.com

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Sports and clubs march in the annual homecoming parade

On Sep. 18, East Lansing residents gathered for the annual ELPS homecoming parade, where clubs and sports from MacDonald Middle School and East Lansing High School marched before the homecoming football game versus the Grand Ledge Comets. The event, complete with tailgates, floats and candy, the event is widely attended by families throughout the city, bringing together people from all ages and groups.

East Lansing, MI · 16d
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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...

Owosso, MI · 17d

thesuntimesnews.com

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Crosby, Stills, Nash & Old Tribute Concert At Encore

Dexter’s Encore Musical Theatre Company performed its second tribute concert of their 2026-27 season, the weekend of Oct. 23-25, with the melodic tunes of the 1970’s group Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. In his introduction of the concert, Geoff Packard, Associate Professor in the UM School of Music, Theatre & Dance (SMTD), exchanged the word old for young, as a nod to the age of some of the singers performing.

Dexter, MI · 17d

concentratemedia.com

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Ann Arbor-produced web series ‘Grumpy Phil’ returns this month with new episodes

“Grumpy Phil,” an Ann Arbor-produced web series about a grumpy, middle-aged fellow with an axe to grind and the things that annoy him, returns this month with new, free-to-watch episodes. Series co-founder and Theatre NOVA Artistic Director Carla Milarch says inspiration for the series struck during a brainstorming session...

Ann Arbor, MI · 16d

familydestinationsguide.com

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This Charming Wooden Bridge In Michigan Will Whisk You Back To A Simpler, Bygone Era

Somewhere in Michigan, tucked between the rustling trees and the gentle current of the Flat River, there’s a wooden bridge that makes you forget what decade you’re living in. The Historic Fallasburg Covered Bridge in Lowell, Michigan is the kind of place that stops you cold, makes you...

Lowell, MI · 21d

wyomingwolfpackpress.com

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1929 – Bath, Michigan: The First Major School Bombing in America

May 18th, 1927, marks the horrifying date when the first American school bombing occurred at Bath Consolidated School in Bath Township, Michigan, by the first suicide car bomber, Andrew Kehoe. Before the school was established, Bath Township was an agricultural community, a rural wash sprinkled with farms. The community was...

Bath Twp, MI · 19d

We Are Lansing

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Williamston's Historic Andrews Hotel, Built in 1887

Surrounded by many other classic 1800s structures, Williamston's former Andrews Hotel stands out among the crowd...

Williamston, MI · 20d

We Are Lansing

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Dear Restaurant Patrons: Headphones Exist for a Reason

I had a great lunch in Lansing, but one fellow patron decided everyone needed to hear what was playing on their phone. Music, social media videos, a TV show... seriously, where are your headphones?

Lansing, MI · 19d

The State News, Michigan State University

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East Lansing Film Festival curtain closes after 29 years

After 29 years in operation, the East Lansing Film Festival is coming to an end in 2026. This year, the festival is hosted at Hannah Community Center until Sunday. Opening night on Thursday was a feast of laughter, celebration and melancholy. The film of the night was 'Ernie and Emma,' written and directed by 'Evil Dead' star Bruce Campbell. The film follows recent widower Ernie, played by Campbell, and his journey through grief and moving on from loss. The 2026 film was independently produced by Campbell and shot entirely in Oregon, where the actor currently resides. Campbell, who has submitted films to the festival in past years, introduced the film before it screened Thursday night. Campbell chronicled the conception and production of the film, with some fun anecdotes about his growing up in Michigan and long career in horror media. Campbell and 'Evil Dead' costar Ted Raimi attended Michigan State University before dropping out early to pursue filmmaking. After the film, Campbell took questions from the excited audience, some of whom were aspiring actors and filmmakers seeking advice. "We happened to be fans of Bruce Campbell, so we came out for him," Kate Wilson, Lansing resident and audience member, said.

East Lansing, MI · 18d

WLNS

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One-man band Eric Ripper takes center stage

On this episode of Sublevel Sessions, we welcomed Eric Ripper, a one-man show who uses an acoustic guitar and the power of effects pedals to create a world of sound all of his own.

Lansing, MI · 18d

The Detroit News

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MSU AD Dan Bartholomae looking at bringing back concerts to Spartan Stadium

EAST LANSING — Dan Bartholomae wants to put on a show at Spartan Stadium. And he's not just talking about football. Bartholomae, who became Michigan State's athletic director in late August , said he is exploring the possibility of bringing concerts back to Spartan Stadium. In a recent interview with The Detroit News, Bartholomae said he'd like to have something finalized on that front by the spring, for a concert as soon as the fall of 2027. Spartan Stadium last hosted a concert in 2011, when U2 played there. Before that, the last concert at Spartan Stadium, according to an online search, was in 1994, when the Rolling Stones played there. More: AD Dan Bartholomae likes to work fast, but has big job at Michigan State Big-time concerts are just one avenue Bartholomae is exploring as he considers new ways to raise revenues for the athletic department. A big-time concert, while labor-intensive, can be a significant money-maker. "Depending on the act, I think you could go anywhere from $2 (million) to $4 million," Bartholomae said of potential revenues from a big-time concert at Spartan Stadium, which has a capacity of just under 75,000 for football games but can squeeze in

East Lansing, MI · 19d

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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.

Jackson, MI · 20d

cityofeastlansing.com

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City Announces East Lansing Community Photo Contest Winners

EAST LANSING, Mich. — The City of East Lansing is pleased to announce the winners of the 2026 East Lansing Community Photo Contest. Winning photos will be printed in the City of East Lansing’s annual report and 2027 calendar. Copies will be available for community members in December from City facilities including City Hall, the East Lansing Hannah Community Center and the East Lansing Public Library.

East Lansing, MI · 19d

The State News, Michigan State University

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MSU professor debuts documentary questioning ethics of surveillance

A documentary created by 33-time regional Emmy Award winner and MSU professor Troy Hale tackles the growing pervasiveness of the surveillance state by drawingseveral comparisons between present reality and the dystopian novel "1984" by George Orwell. "1984 wasn't meant to be a how-to book, it was supposed to be a warning," Hale said in a post-viewing Q&A. The documentary, "Humanity (1984/2026),"premiered on Thursday as a program for the ongoing "Reality Check" MSU Museum exhibition, which runs until Dec. 12.The documentary goes beyond asking what is technologically possible to analyze and the morality of technology's usage. "It really showcases, what I personally believe, is the embodiment of reality check," said Brittany Carter, the MSU Museum education program coordinator, adding that the documentary questions whether the cons are "really worth"the pros for artificial intelligence surveillance. Surveillance is not always associated with AI either, Carter said, but cited Flock cameras, which uses AIto capture, record and analyze data to identify potential criminal violations. "I don't think a lot of people might know that Flock cameras use AI or those kinds of traffic cameras use AI, and then require all of these data centers,"Carter said. Like Orwell's cautionary tale, the film argues the belief

East Lansing, MI · 19d

100.7 WITL

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Dear Restaurant Patrons: Headphones Exist for a Reason

I had a great lunch in Lansing, but one fellow patron decided everyone needed to hear what was playing on their phone. Music, social media videos, a TV show... seriously, where are your headphones?

Lansing, MI · 19d

decorhint.com

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This Michigan Museum Lets You See Life-Sized Replicas Of Pompeii’s Ancient Frescoes

Ancient Rome feels startlingly close when an entire room glows with scenes copied from a villa buried near Mount Vesuvius. The scale alone makes this Michigan museum seem even more ambitious. Each image was painstakingly recreated by hand, and the detail rewards anyone who slows down for a closer look.

Ann Arbor, MI · 20d