Tuesday, Oct. 18 — Take eight puppeteers, black-light effects, a bunch of UV-reactive puppets and you get "ImaginOcean," a family-oriented tale of fishy friends looking for underwater adventure. The show, written by John Tartaglia, comes to the Wharton Center Sunday.

Friday, Oct. 28 - The next time you get a craving for those crispy fried green tomatoes from Grumpy's Diner, you'll have to head to a new address.

Wednesday, Nov. 2 — Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero has gone to bat for one candidate for City Council through a robo call — and has become a target of another candidate in a radio ad.

Tuesday, Nov. 8 — Has Rory Neuner quit her race for Lansing City Council, at least effectively? She said no in a text message today.

“The Colbert Report” featured an article from City Pulse on the state’s controversial anti-bullying legislation in a show that airs again at 6:30 tonight.

Friday, Nov. 11 — The Michigan State Museum celebrates Veterans Day with an exhibit of posters from World War I. The material comes from the museum's historical collection, and runs through Nov. 20.

Thursday, Nov. 17 — An Ingham County judge has dismissed a libel suit against City Pulse by businessman Paul Vlahakis over a December 2009 story that reported that he was the county’s second biggest property tax delinquent.

Monday, Nov. 21 — The Tri-County Regional Planning Commission announced today it has been awarded a $3 million federal Sustainable Communities Regional Planning Grant.

Wednesday, Nov. 30 — The Wharton Center is alive with “The Sound of Christmas” — and singer Elisabeth von Trapp is joining the Empire Brass for the Thursday concert.

Tuesday, Dec. 13 — Stormfield Theatre holds a holiday fundraiser tonight at the home of Kirk Domer, chair of the Michigan State University Department of Theatre. The event begins at 5:30 p.m., and features previews of the theater's next shows, "Romantic Fools," a collection of a dozen sketches about love and passion, and Kristine Thatcher's drama "Niedecker," based on the last years of the poet Lorine Niedecker.