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According to the National Restaurant Association, in the wake of the pandemic, “Business conditions have settled into or are on the path to their new version of normal” for 70% of restaurant operators. That “new normal” includes a pivot toward more outdoor dining options, like the popular patio seating at the Peanut Barrel in downtown East Lansing.

What the ‘new normal’ looks like for local restaurants

Like many Greater Lansing restaurateurs, Jacques and Christine Driscoll were forced to close their doors during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. They did so twice, most recently …

‘Mascots in Motion’ takes readers back to an era of automotive artistry

The new coffee-table-style art book “Mascots in Motion” will sweep readers away with its grandeur and …
Girls, boys and toys

There are many reasons to be intimidated by the energy and prodigious musicianship of Harmony Zhu, the …
Passing auto insurance reform now can avoid needless complications later

Behind the scenes, some House Democrats have considered withholding their support for the state budget …
East Lansing rental regs are progressive and necessary: Beware of ‘reform’

(The writers are members of the East Lansing City Council.) East Lansing residents should take …
East Lansing fair housing reform is needed to protect basic civil rights

(This guest column was written by retired Ingham Court Judge James R. Giddings; attorneys Eric Williams …
Public Art of the Week: MSU Zodiac sculptures

Steve Robinson, president of Lansing Community College and a graduate of Michigan State University, was …
Three Dems vie for Meridian Twp. clerk post with incumbent sidelined

With the incumbent out of the race, three candidates are running for the Democratic nomination for …

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