Your Guide to the Capital City River Run in Lansing, Michigan
For more than 30 years, the Capital City River Run (CCRR) has brought runners, families, and the…
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For more than 30 years, the Capital City River Run (CCRR) has brought runners, families, and the…
Read MoreFrom tournament-ready bowling centers to modern venues with a twist, Greater Lansing’s bowling scene…
Read MorePickleball, a playful mix of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong, is sweeping…
Read MoreWhen the USA Clay Target League chose Greater Lansing as the home for its 2024 National Championship, the Lansing Sports Commission Team knew we were up for the task of welcoming more than 8,000 visitors to the region. But we could neverhave predicted that a hurricane states away would significantly impact the event. Just days before the competition was set to begin at the MTA Homegrounds in Mason, the remnants of Hurricane Beryl dealt a heavy blow to the area, turning parking fields into lakes, flooding trap houses, and forcing many to rethink their plans. Instead of letting the storm dictate the event’s future, our community stepped up to the challenge. Partners from across the region responded without hesitation, turning a potential crisis into a powerful example of collaboration, adaptability, and service…
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Read MoreLansing, Michigan, has become a powerhouse in the bowling world, earning a reputation as one of the…
Read MoreWhen it comes to basketball, the Lansing, Michigan area is a premier destination for players, fans…
Read MoreEvery year the sports community acknowledges National…
Read MoreSomething special returns to Mason, MI this year. It's anational sporting event unlike any other, and with it will be as many as 10,000 athletes, coaches, parents, and spectators. To be sure, the Lansing area is no stranger to hosting sporting events – just this month the area will see tennis, softball, and rugby events – but none of these events will bring representative athletes from 455 high schools across the country. And certainly, none of them will feature blasting flying ceramic discs out of the sky…
Read MoreWith 175,000 sq. ft. of contemporary space including nearly 72,000 sq. ft. of column-free exhibit…
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