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Despite the rainy weather in the morning, the sun shone down on Central Michigan University and Mount Pleasant community members at Island Park for the annual Juneteenth Celebration Thursday. Attendees enjoyed music, a lemonade and kettle corn vendor, booths, speakers and free food.
GRAND RAPIDS — A hot and sunny Saturday didn't stop Stacey Hilton from donning an oversized suit and tie, yellow wig, stage makeup and a small toy crown. Under a blazing sun, she circulated among the thousands of area residents gathered at Ah-Nab-Awen Park to show their displeasure with the president and his agenda.
Central Michigan University’s Office for Institutional Diversity, Equity and Inclusion will host the upcoming Juneteenth Week 2025 events.
Hundreds of community members gathered to celebrate Pride Month in Mount Pleasant Saturday, as Great Lakes Bay Pride hosted the Mount Pleasant Pride Festival at Broadway Park.
Of Isabella County’s full-time, non-unionized and non-trial court staffers, 79 percent are paid less than the prevailing market wage. The remaining 21 percent earn more than market rates.
A drive down South Coleman Road in Shepherd on a warm day means a cacophony of bird songs filling the air. The dense trees on each side of the road open up to a wetland colored in earthy blues and greens. Largely, the environment around the road has been kept wild.
Each year, many of the offices and groups within Central Michigan University meet to create a new budget for the upcoming academic year. There are many considerations that go into this process.
On Thursday evenings Mount Pleasant near the Commission on Aging, you may hear the noises of people stomping, laughing, clapping or people working hard. What you're hearing is the MOVE! For Health Class. Here, Central Michigan University students lead a movement and exercise class for community members with Parkinson's Disease, other neurological disorders or those who just want to move more.
Camera crews fretted around Central Michigan University’s French Auditorium Saturday, setting up teleprompters and preparing for the livestream. On-deck speakers ran through their speech introductions as their microphones were checked before the event started. Eager audience members socialized as they waited for the TEDx CMU event to begin.
Cannabis-infused vape cartridges have risen in popularity over the years, being sold at nearly every recreational dispensary in Michigan. However, your next hit could contain more than just weed.
Friends and family gathered in the Center for Student Inclusion and Diversity on Wednesday night to honor Indigenous Central Michigan University graduates of 2025 with a Kinomaagewin Celebration. The ceremony was hosted by the Office of Indigenous Affairs.
Art Reach of Mid Michigan is hosting “A Dance with Death”, a 1950’s themed murder mystery dinner event at 6 p.m. Friday, May 2, in the Community Meeting Room at Mid Michigan College. According to Art Reach's website, a buffet dinner, cash bar and silent auction will accompany the night’s primary entertainment: solving a murder.
The sun shines brightly around Island Park’s south pavilion. A flurry of activity creates an organized chaos, with children bouncing around to different tables lining the perimeter, followed closely by the adults charged with overseeing them.
Among fields of crops and pastures, cows flick their tails as they eat a grass-filled lunch on Newman Farms in Clare, Michigan.
Immigrants are a growing segment of the mid-Michigan economy, wielding significant spending power and contributing to the tax base, according to a new report released by the American Immigration Council and the Michigan Global Talent Coalition.
Mount Pleasant is currently home to living relics of one of the most notable tragedies of the 20th century. The only of their kind in Michigan, Ginkgo tree saplings descended from those that survived the bombing of Hiroshima may become a cultural fixture of the city, if they can also survive a Michigan winter.
Michigan resident Doug Pickel has a vision. It's a plan that, if approved, would build a sweeping memorial dedicated to area prisoners of war and soldiers listed as missing in action.
I spent four years of high school volunteering constantly. Between being an executive officer of Student Council and helping run a leadership program in my community, my life revolved around servant leadership.
For Art’s Sake is hosting its second annual Sweetheart Market to provide all of your Valentine’s Day needs. From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Feb. 8 and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Feb. 9, the shop will be offering a variety of products and activities that are open to the public.
Is romance dead? Certainly not in Mount Pleasant.
