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A nonprofit that’s proposing the creation of a train service connecting north and south of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula is asking for community feedback.
Commissioner Hanna Demerath participated in her first Mount Pleasant City Commission meeting on Jan. 26.
For nearly seven decades, Jon’s Country Burgers was where Mount Pleasant residents gathered after football games, between college classes, after late shifts and on first dates. The restaurant's lights went out for the last time on Jan. 23, ending a family-run tradition that shaped generations of memories along with its burgers and onion rings.
The Mount Pleasant City Commission reviewed the goals and objectives met in 2025 and the intended plans for 2026 at the meeting on Jan. 12.
The Mount Pleasant city commission held another work session to discuss the rezoning of five properties located southwest of Crawford and Broomfield at their meeting on Dec. 8.
Mount Pleasant residents spoke about the development of land by Broomfield and Crawford Streets at the City Commission meeting on Nov. 24. Nearly a year after the commission denied a rezoning amendment (Z-24-01) that would have allowed the academy to be built, the idea is back in the air.
Isabella County residents have had opportunities to witness northern lights for two years in a row, according to Dr. Alexandre David-Uraz, a Central Michigan University professor in the Physics Department.
The Isabella County Board of Commissioners addressed updates about the administration building construction and how they are moving forward with bids at their meeting on Nov. 4. The board also gave updates about the opioid committee and Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) appeal.
City commission announces new parks, recreation and public space’s employees.
At the Oct. 21, 2025, Isabella County Board of Commissioners meeting, commissioners discussed concerns about three Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests denied, and the Humane Animal Treatment Society (HATS) annual report.
Americans continued to exercise their First Amendment right when they gathered for protests across the country, the state and in Mount Pleasant on Saturday, Oct. 18.
The Mount Pleasant City Commission and other city officials spent a of portion of their meeting on Tuesday night discussing how adopting the 2021 International Fire Code (IFC) would impact the city.
The Isabella County Board of Commissioners announced the new Opioid Committee to combat opioid addiction within the county. The committee is still in the process of solidifying itself, but there are plans for its establishment in 2026 when the first round of grants is available.
A portion of the Mount Pleasant City Commission meeting on Monday was spent discussing the recent proclamation to title Mount Pleasant an “international city of peace.”
Flames ripped through a part of downtown Mount Pleasant late Monday night. No one was injured, but the fire damaged three businesses.
The City of Mt. Pleasant will begin flushing water hydrants north of High Street starting Sept. 8 as part of its annual fall maintenance.
The Mount Pleasant City Commission voiced support for a preliminary idea of a trail system that would connect Central Michigan University to three of the city’s parks and downtown area during a work session Monday night.
The Mount Pleasant City Commission is crowing over a proposal that could allow residents to keep small flocks of chickens on their property.
For Ryon Skalitzky, the second time was the charm.
The City of Mount Pleasant will soon be adding a new staff member whose core focus will be to spearhead the community’s climate change preparedness. That’s thanks to a 6-1 vote by city commissioners Monday to hire the inaugural sustainability coordinator.
