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Starting Monday, March 6, ELi's Publisher Alice Dreger and Managing Editor Ann Nichols will hold monthly "Open Office Hours" for our readers from 7-9 p.m. at Black Cat Bistro.

This Saturday marks the 22nd annual Quiet Water Symposium, an event focused on non-motorized outdoor activities and environmental conservation. ELi's Paige Filice brings you the story.

And now for something completely different....a proposal for a pair of twelve-story towers east of Abbot Road.

How can you take a night off from cooking and support East Lansing elementary students? Linda Nuttall reports.

Luke Hackney, President and CEO of downtown business RetroDuck.com, calls East Lansing "the City I love," and has worked to support everything from the arts to downtown parking solutions.  Rosalind Arch reports.

Reno's East will be enclosing its patio and increasing the maximum allowed occupancy by twenty persons.

A reader wanted to know what the construction project across from the Broad Museum is going to be. We explain.

Tonight (January 27) The Avenue hosts a Flint Water Crisis Benefit featuring local YouTube celeb Lucas Holliday. Eli's Samuel Sprague reports.

This weekend, The East Lansing Dance and Theater Company presents a creative adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s "Through the Looking Glass" at Hannah Community Center. ELi's Emma McIlhagga reports.

Conrad's Grill and Spartan Corner have both closed up shop at their locations along Grand River Avenue at the corner of Abbot Road. ELi's Karessa Wheeler reports.

The members of the East Lansing Food Coop (ELFCO) voted yesterday to sell their property on Northwind Drive. The coop may move to a new location in Lansing. Karessa Wheeler reports.

Story Totems by artist Lezlee Worthington opens January 8th at ELPL. The show is the first since library renovations, and marks Worthington's retirement after 25 years as as a children's librarian. Sheila Taylor reports.

As the City of East Lansing’s specially-convened Financial Health Team prepares to present its recommendations to City Council, the City’s total debt load is now approaching $200 million. Why? ELi's Alice Dreger reports.

As we work towards making ELi financially sustainable, we are delighted to announce our first corporate sponsor, Mackerel Sky.

Last night, East Lansing's City Council approved the site plan and a $1.5 million tax deal for Costco. What are the details, and what remains in terms of approvals?