For most students, 4 a.m. Saturday is a time to go out and finish the night off with a snack.
For nurses at Central Michigan Community Hospital, 1221 South Drive, 4 a.m. falls in the middle of the work day.

The Olympic Games will be held in Rio de Janeiro in 2016. This is perfect timing for the country as the World Cup will be held there in 2014.

The Michigan Promise is needed by many of Michigan’s students. If the Michigan Senate want the state’s economy to improve, they need to invest in educating young adults now.

Ever wondered what it would be like to run Mount Pleasant?

With “Monopoly City Streets,” now you can.

More than 2,700 Central Michigan University students who are eligible for the Michigan Promise Scholarship won’t be given the money with it until the state budget is approved.

Diane Fleming, associate director of scholarships and financial aid, said CMU made the decision not to prematurely award students the money until they know the status of the state’s budget.

Another Mount Pleasant business will be closing its doors come Aug. 22.

Let’s do the Dishes, a paint-your-own-pottery studio located at 100 S. Mission St., will close later this month.

But this closure isn’t because business is poor.

“If we weren’t moving, this store would not be closing,” said owner Michelle Booher.

Central Michigan University is losing another top-ranking official.

Mike Fields, dean of the College of Business Administration, has accepted a position at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

“It is very much with mixed emotions,” Fields said.