Medical exemptions create loopholes for mask compliance

Opening up your first restaurant is a daunting prospect. Rae Suboh, owner of Bread Bites in Okemos, unfortunately opened up his first eatery right before the COVID-19 outbreak began.

COVID-19 has claimed yet another Greater Lansing restaurant. The Claddagh Irish Pub, located in the Eastwood Towne Center, announced today via its Facebook page that it is permanently closing its doors. 

A new family-friendly gourmet hot dog restaurant is now open in Haslett. Cheezy D’s Deli & Dogs specializes in a wide-range of Coney dogs, chilidogs and other creative specialty dogs that are a cut above what you can find at your typical diner.

For those in search of a candy shop with a fun twist, look no further than the newly opened Kraven Kandy Bouquets on Cedar Street.

The festival — considered the largest Latino event in mid-Michigan — typically draws a crowd of thousands of people from all over the state.  In lieu of a crowded party, the church is holding a Fiesta Food Fest Drive-Through. 

Businesses filing insurance claims for months of financial losses tied to the coronavirus pandemic may be out of luck after a recent ruling in the 30th Circuit Court.

Sparty’s Kabob, now open on Trowbridge Road in the same plaza as Fresh Thyme, opened by Iraqi immigrant Rayan Hussein and his family, brings a distinct style of Middle Eastern cuisine to Greater Lansing.