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After months of planning Central Michigan University’s first ever Juneteenth celebration, the team behind it learned, along with the nation, that President Joe Biden had signed a bill officially recognizing Juneteenth as a federal holiday.
The Mount Pleasant City Commission discussed the search for a new City Manager and the R.I.S.E. Advocacy police program at the June 14 meeting.
Note: This story was a collaboration between Central Michigan Life and The Ludington Daily News.
Michigan State Police were called to South Isabella Road in Union Township Sunday morning around 3:15 a.m. for a reported sexual assault/ homicide, according to the MSP Twitter page.
Several yards in the Mount Pleasant city limits are filled with dozens of feral felines, known as cat colonies.
A situation involving Mount Pleasant Public Schools and one of its former students has garnered nationwide attention over the past couple of weeks.
City Manager Nancy Ridley announced her retirement from the municipal government at the commission's April 26 meeting.
Mount Pleasant will be expanding its range of food options this summer by welcoming its first poke bowl restaurant, Little Koi.
The city of Mount Pleasant established a mobile app in 2017 that allows individuals to report non-emergency issues to city staff with just a click of a button.
On April 14, the League of Women Voters of Mount Pleasant Area (LWVMP) hosted a virtual town hall discussing redistricting and gerrymandering in Michigan, focusing on communities of interest.
Mount Pleasant City Commission discussed landfill evaluation services and overnight parking at its April 12 meeting.
The third round of stimulus checks was signed into law on March 11. Later that month, many CMU students and Mount Pleasant residents saw money hit their bank accounts.
Central Michigan University reported 39 new confirmed COVID-19 cases for the week of March 22-28, the highest weekly total for the Spring 2021 semester. This trend follows the State of Michigan which reported more than 4,000 cases per day for the past week.
Two Mount Pleasant restaurants announced temporary closures on social media because of COVID-19 this past week.
Mount Pleasant City Commission focused on residential housing at its March 22 meeting by amending an ordinance to permit additional residential housing downtown. It also accepted a grant for neighborhood enhancement.
A quiet arena echoed with voices of the two emcees. Five people occupied the basketball court during what would have been a full house.
Inside the small building on the corner of N. Franklin Avenue and E. Mosher Street wafts the aroma of freshly ground coffee and spices. This hidden gem will soon move to the spotlight as it expands to a bigger building downtown.
The following incidents were among those handled by Mount Pleasant Police Department from March 9 to March 21.
Isabella County Commission voted to end its agreement to purchase a Union Township property that would have been the new Isabella County Jail and Sheriff’s Office.
