Former journalist turned communications specialist. Chocolate enthusiast, animal lover, MSU alumna. Don't forget to be kind to each other.
Lansing, United States (Local)
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Bryce Airgood's coverage focuses on local news in the United States, specifically Michigan and East Lansing. The majority of her articles cover government announcements, evolving stories, breaking news, press releases, and event coverage. She also frequently covers weather-related topics and business developments.
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By: Bryce Airgood
Michigan State University's College of Music celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. with its Jazz: Spirituals, Prayer and Protest concert this year.
By: Bryce Airgood
Martin Luther King Jr. Day has become known as a day to serve others, with service events throughout Greater Lansing.
By: Bryce Airgood
Although Meridian Township officials hoped the bridge construction project would be done in mid-December or January, that won't be the case.
By: Bryce Airgood
If City Council votes to sign the agreement, Lahanas would receive $172,896 in severance pay and benefits through February 2024.
By: Bryce Airgood
East Lansing City Council voted to appoint a former Lansing police lieutenant as its newest member at its meeting Tuesday.
By: Bryce Airgood
George Lahanas, who was dismissed after a vote by council Tuesday night, said it's been a privilege to serve the community for more than two decades.
By: Bryce Airgood
Randy Talifarro begins his new role as interim city manager for the city of East Lansing as the community begins to recover from a mass shooting.
Michigan State University students and staff, as well as community members feel the pain of Monday's mass shooting that left three dead.
A 49-year-old Clinton County man has won more than $125,000, which he's excited to surprise his family with.
Sam Dalman said the family wants the gym to open as soon as possible to help subsidize construction, which will cost upward of half a million dollars.
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