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As soon as five o'clock hit on Thursday, May 30, the residence halls that had been bustling for the first time in three weeks quickly emptied again.
After nearly a year of discussion, the Mount Pleasant City Commission voted to expand the area of sidewalk snow removal in the city.
Ashley Schafer is just like most other 29-year-olds. She loves movies, going to concerts and camping with her family.
Because Memorial Day is on Monday, the Mount Pleasant City Commission will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 28 at City Hall. Commissioners will discuss dining igloos, recreational marijuana ordinances and the city's snow and ice removal policy.
Learn how to make Scottish recipes and how to throw an ax in the same day at the Alma Highland Festival this weekend. The 52nd annual Alma Highland Festival will begin at 4 p.m. Friday, May 24 and will end at 6 p.m. Sunday, May 26 at Alma College.
After eight years at the Central Michigan University Police Department, Lt. Larry Klaus will serve as the next chief of police.
Don Stabenow served as a Central Michigan University faculty member for 33 years and a Special Olympics volunteer for 46 years. In recognition of over four decades of service, Stabenow will serve as the Grand Marshal for the Special Olympics Michigan State Summer Games for the second time. He will lead a parade to the opening ceremony at 6:15 Thursday, May 30 in Kelly/Shorts Stadium.
As a mother of three special needs children, Marilyn Zerbe understood the challenges that were forthcoming. When her adopted granddaughter, Samantha Buckmaster, expressed interest in becoming an Special Olympics athlete Zerbe unknowingly had the next 14 years sculpted before her.
Bloomfield Township Police Chief Scott McCanham believes police officers on a college campus should consider age as a factor in determining punitive actions.
WCMU Public Television was nominated for three regional Emmy awards, including one in the Magazine Show category for its long-running program, "Destination Michigan."
The sixth annual Mount Pleasant Craft Beer Festival will feature beer and wine from 30 Michigan breweries.
After hearing concerns from residents and business owners, the Mount Pleasant City Commission chose not to narrow Brown Street during its scheduled construction.
Special Olympics athlete Julian Borst's love for running and competing led him from middle school sports to the 2019 Boston Marathon.
Max and Emily's will feature local bands and nationally-recognized artists at its 11th annual Summer Concert Series.
Kyra Hope, the third of four finalists for Central Michigan University's next Chief of Police spoke about community engagement and showing respect at a forum on May 10.
The popular burger restaurant Five Guys announced it will open a new location in Mount Pleasant.
Mount Pleasant is offering free brush chipping for up to 150 households within 30 minutes of city limits from May 13 to May 20.
Flashing lights, smoke, dollar bills and deafening cheers filled Centennial Hall on April 25 as drag queens of varying sizes and styles strutted through the room.
Two bands that draw their style from rock and funk music will be playing highly-energetic music in a Mount Pleasant show.
Graduates of the Mount Pleasant Citizen's Academy shook hands with Mayor Will Joseph while accepting certificates at City Hall Monday night.
