Lansing is home to a range of unique ethnic eateries, and our foodies know that flavors and recipes are rich with meaning. Going out to eat is a way to build community—with friends and family as well as the local businesses we patronize.
Popular radio show host gives backpacks to Lansing school kids, while La Soga gives breakfast to 150 visitors by Melanie Jongsma LANSING, Ill. (August 22, 2019) – “The restaurant life is exciting,” reflects Emiliano Muñoz, as though he were a seasoned proprietor rather than a sophomore at TF South. Emiliano’s family owns and runs La … Read more
Thursday, August 22, 6:00am by Melanie Jongsma LANSING, Ill. (August 21, 2019) – “I’m a little nervous,” admits Martha Muñoz, who owns Taqueria La Soga with her husband Gilberto. The Mexican restaurant at 19267 Burnham Avenue was chosen by Radio La Que Buena (FM105.1) to host their popular radio show “El Primo Rafa” (“Cousin Rafa”) … Read more
by Natalie Togtman LANSING, Ill. (July 24, 2019) – On Friday, July 19, Lansing’s Oak Glen United Reformed Church hosted its annual Burger Bash and Car Show from 5:00–7:00pm. Marilou Ooms, who is part of the Evangelism Committee at the church, said, “We want to use this as an outreach effort to the Lansing community.” … Read more
Saturday, July 27: Crete brewery to host authors at fundraising event information provided by Evil Horse Brewing Company CRETE, Ill. (July 23, 2019) – Evil Horse Brewing Company will be honoring war horse Sgt. Reckless and Smoke the Donkey at its third annual Sgt. Reckless Day on Saturday, July 27, from noon until midnight. The … Read more
by Jamilyn Hiskes LANSING, Ill. (July 19, 2019) – If you didn’t have water or sunglasses at Fox Pointe on the afternoon of Saturday, July 13, you were in trouble. Despite temperatures climbing into the 90s, just under 200 people gathered at Fox Pointe for its first-ever Food Truck Fest from 3:00–8:00pm. The shaded pavilion … Read more