Always Pin

What were they thinking? And why do so many of us love it?

Peter Graham, who grew up in East Lansing, explains why he still goes to Arkie's, even though he doesn't have much hair left to cut these days.

As ELi's Rosalind Arch explains, built in the 1920’s, Coral Gables was originally owned and operated as a dance hall and show bar with live entertainment.

If you make Indian food with any regularity, you will find here every exotic ingredient you’ve ever needed for a recipe.

Whiting, cod, frogs' legs, crawfish, livers, and "crack chicken." Ann and Captain Carnivore go for it.

ELi's Peyton Lombardo brings us the history of an East Lansing landmark.

The second-floor smoking deck at Mac’s Bar was packed with black-clad, tattooed, pierced, and spiked humanity. Not Ann's natural habitat, but...

What's the history of one of our community's most beloved institutions? ELi's Managing Editor Ann Nichols brings it to you.

It’s no surprise that with a campus as old as Michigan State University’s, some students are going to…linger. Ashley Griffin has their stories.

ELi's Ashley Griffin and Ann Nichols team up to bring you Sympathy for the Devil.

"It’s the kind of place where a person, a couple or a family could eat fairly often without running out of menu, and where it would never be necessary to dress up (although it might be fun if you did)."

"I realized that I would have to soon find a series of people willing to go with me and order different pizzas so I could try a slice of each."

After years away, coing back to the State Room was a revelation.

ELi's Ashley Griffin brings you the history of a grand old East Lansing house.

In the summer, East Lansing is rife with yard sales and garage sales, and church “jumble sales,” but at this time of year The Salvation Army is the only thrifting venue in town that’s consistently available.