Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 19th of October.
Good morning, Lansing.
Lansing’s Groesbeck Skeletons return with a free Halloween display that features giant 12-foot skeletons, festive inflatables, and a mini golf course; visitors can enjoy the setup (and donate to a local food drive) on Wood Street in the Groesbeck neighborhood.
Authentic Nurse Noah’s Believe Her collection offers shirts, hoodies, mugs and more in October to support local women's shelters — current sales have raised $6,000 toward a $10,000 goal.
Delhi Cafe, a family-run restaurant in Holt that has served breakfast, Greek, and American dishes since 1992, may close soon — its rumored final day is Oct.
23 and owners have not yet commented as customers share their memories.
Michigan native Bruce Campbell, star of Evil Dead, will open the East Lansing Film Festival with a screening of his new movie.
The event gives local film fans a chance to see a celebrated actor in person (details forthcoming).
The 29th and final East Lansing Film Festival will run from Oct.
22 to Oct. 25 in East Lansing, featuring film-fest favorite Bruce Campbell & indie films and shorts that offer a global feel.
MSU students balance school and work by choosing on campus roles that offer flexible hours + off campus positions to cover expenses.
Students like resource worker Jalen Casey and supervisor Jessica Ramirez praise campus jobs, while journalism major Hunter Knaus and car wash worker Paul Campbell choose off campus work.
Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jenni Gibbons delivered the inaugural Patton Allison Memorial Lecture at MSU College of Engineering on Thursday, discussing her position as backup on Artemis II and sharing advice on astronaut training with students.
A No Kings rally focused on election information and early voting was held on Oct.
17 at the state Capitol grounds — local organizations provided materials for contacting lawmakers and promoting voter participation.
No. 3 MSU hockey played its first road game on Saturday, Oct.
17, beating RIT 5-1 at Blue Cross Arena. Senior forward Tommi Männistö’s short-handed goal shifted the game while freshman goaltender Joshua Ravensbergen made 25 saves to secure the win.
Capital Pro Wrestling returns to the Fledge today in Lansing + local fans can look forward to a live event of wrestling action at the familiar venue.
Football rankings for the top-10 teams in each MHSAA division were released by Detroit Free Press writer Jared Ramsey after Week 8; the rankings detail team records and last-week positions as teams gear up for the season's final week.
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