Dan Stauss News Today

Nothing in the data suggests a downturn in the local restaurant industry, an economic analyst says. And at the Blue Moose, a co-owner says the restaurant business is “downright fun."

‘Every day we get away from 2020 is a better day,’ says co-owner of Blue Moose, which continues to thrive.

The Mad Hatter, Alice, The Cheshire Cat, and characters will be in downtown Windsor on March 2 for the Queen of Hearts Wine Walk. The event runs from 5 to 8 p.m., so don't be late. 

The Boardwalk Bar & Grill's last day of business is Jan. 27.

Windsors Downtown Development Authority will review its options after town voters overwhelmingly supported a measure to make the backlots parking.

The vote will effectively preserve a prime area for downtown redevelopment for parking, but could face a legal challenge from the Windsor DDA.

A hearing officer will decide the fate of a petition to create a permanent parking zone in downtown Windsor; a decision could come by Sunday.

Planning and zoning commissioners in Windsor recommended a 65-foot height limit on buildings by a 4-3 vote Wednesday.

Windsor Town Board to consider proposal for 45- and 65-foot limits for areas of downtown.

There is a difference between going out for dinner and "having a bite to eat." And it was the "bite" we were seeking after Mary Golden (MG) of Gilby, N.D., toured the new UND Art Gallery in the Empire Arts Center with me.