This month Lansing named a street after former airport Manager Bob Malkas. Mr. Malkas served the community as the head of the airport for 23 years and retired in 2008. Bob Malkas Drive is located on the south end of the Lansing airport, which is also the new location of the Airport Administrators office in the former Pyramid alarm building.

The first Annual Lansing Autumn Fest has come to a close.  The event was a success and Channel 4 look forward to next years festival!

The Neighbors at Schultz Park were presented with a new American Flag from the Lan-Oak Park District. The Flag was raised on the newly refurbished Flag pole in the center of the Lansing Park.

Recently at Lansing’s Volunteer Recognition Event, LNN Channel 4 nominated Richard Boomker. Rich has been a volunteer cameraman for the past few years, helping out on shoots all over our town. Rich can be described as having a quiet reliability. He has given his time freely and has always been willing to rearrange his plans to give a helping hand. Good luck, Rich!

The Lansing Skate Park located at Bock Park was reopened Sunday October 9.
The Park was filled with several dozen youths with bikes and skateboards. Resident T.J. Grossi and several friends volunteered their time to install new Skate-Lite Pro, a surface used to cover skate park structures. Grossi, a skater himself, is involved in a Skate ministry associated with Living Word Church. Grossi said “Its important that these kids have a place to meet and can avoid wandering.” Park Director John Wilson and park officials …