I've been working in Lansing radio for the better part of 3 years now, working and studying under some of the big names in Lansing radio history. I graduated from Specs Howard School of Media arts back in the summer of 2018, and soon took on my job here at TSM a month before graduation even happened.
Nathan Vandenburg
Waverly Community Schools Will Be Online Only In The Fall
They are not the first district in Mid-Michigan to switch to all online learning for the fall semester, but they did just recently announce the plan to go all online this fall.
George Floyd Mural in Old Town Vandalized
The George Floyd mural in Old Town was defaced on Tuesday with white paint.
The FDA Is Warning You To Stop Using These Hand Sanitizers Now
A warning was sent to the public, by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration, warning the public to stop using hand sanitizer that is being manufactured by...
Heat Deaths Are On The Rise
As it continues to warm up this summer, the dangers of heat exposure rise.
Potter Park Zoo Reopening As Soon As June 18th
In a news release, Potter Park Zoo announced they were going to be reopening Potter Park Zoo as soon as next week.
Contact Tracing Explained: Here’s What You Need to Know
Contact tracing can be described using three simple words: test, trace, and protect.
Steak ‘N Shake Closing 57 Of Their Locations
A big fast food chain, Steak 'N Shake, will be closing over 57 of its restaurant locations. Of those locations, 51 are company-owned stores, and six are franchises.
Twitter Will Be Testing A ‘Harmful’ Language Prompt
Sometimes you should save as draft, right? Well, Twitter will be testing a new tool that will hopefully help users think twice before they send out a nasty tweet.
Ritz Announces Recall Due To Mislabeled Cracker Sandwiches
If you have some Ritz in the pantry as your go to quarantine snack, you might want to go check on them.
J.Crew Files For Bankruptcy
From big businesses, to small local businesses, everyone is struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic.