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
Lake Michigan Drownings Hit A New High In 2020
A water safety advocacy group just recently released a new statistic of drownings in Lake Michigan, and they are at a high this week.
Detroit Lions Football on WVFN
This was the first win for the Lions this year.
Notre Dame & Wake Forest Game Postponed
The game between Wake Forest and Notre Dame has been postponed after 13 players on the Notre Dame team tested positive for COVID-19.
The Detroit Lions Have A New Den In Lansing
It's officially getting to that time of the year again where we talk about football. Most of us are thankful to even hear that football is being played.
BREAKING: High School Football To Resume This Fall In Michigan
Today, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed Executive Order 2020-176. This order reopens Michigan's gyms and pools where they had remained closed.
SOUND OFF: How Do You Feel About The MHSAA Fall Sports Announcement
Two Mid-Michigan schools, however, announced they would be going in another direction.
Lake Michigan Water Temperatures Dip Down Again
High winds coming from the northwest are causing some problems for beachgoers along Michigan's west coast shoreline. It's been a bit of a drop from the last few days.
Holt Public School Releases A Preview For Upcoming Year
If you or your child are attending Holt Public Schools during the year of 2020/2021 school year, we've got the scoop on what the year could possibly look like for you.
U of M Asking Students To Take Temperatures 14 Days Before School
If you're a student at the University of Michigan, the school is asking you to take your temperature twice a day and avoid social gatherings before returning to the school in Ann Arbor.
Fall Sports Scrimmages Canceled
In my opinion, this isn't the worst thing to happen. Stopping and or slowing the spread of this virus is the most important thing we can do to keep everyone safe, especially when sending children back into schools.