Drive-up Mask Give Away to occur May 28
To help meet the increasing demand for face coverings, the Mount Pleasant Area Community Foundation will be giving away 20,000 non-surgical, cloth masks.
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To help meet the increasing demand for face coverings, the Mount Pleasant Area Community Foundation will be giving away 20,000 non-surgical, cloth masks.
Some hospitals are still overwhelmed, death rates are climbing, unemployment is rising and medical resources are sometimes difficult to find.
The Mount Pleasant City Commission once again met over the Zoom conferencing app on April 27 to discuss various ways the city could help local businesses and residents during the novel coronavirus spread. These include measures related to utility bills, taxes and city fees.
Olivia Charrette sings a series of notes to her computer as her student on the other end tries to replicate them back. She is using call and response to try and teach her vocal student, making best of the fact she is holding lessons over the Zoom conferencing app.
Two men arrested in connection with the April 20 fatal shooting at an apartment in the 700 block of Edgewood Drive were arraigned today in Isabella County Trial Court.
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Mount Pleasant Police officers arrested a suspect from the shooting that took place around 6 p.m. April 20 at 700 Edgewood Dr. The suspect has been lodged in the Isabella County Jail awaiting arraignment, according to a press release from the city.
A 21-year-old man was found dead by police at about 6 p.m. at 700 Edgewood Dr. after officers responded to a report of a shooting.
While many people are stuck at home due to the novel coronavirus spread, city officials in Mount Pleasant are still making decisions. Here are some recent updates from the most recent city commission meeting.
Morgan Painter sits at her grandmother’s embroidery machine accompanied by a mess of yarn and unfinished masks. Fabric is thrown over the cabinet door like dish towels on a drying rack.
A homeless shelter is closed until fall and the county’s only soup kitchen is closed indefinitely, leaving a local restaurant to help fulfill the need for free meals in Isabella County.
There has been a significant percent increase in domestic violence cases in recent weeks in Isabella County compared to the same time last year.
In the weeks following the statewide stay-at-home order, many local restaurants remain open for delivery and carry-out orders.
The following incidents were among those handled by Mount Pleasant Police Department March 13-27
Until Brianna Milton told her Facebook friends that she had tested positive for coronavirus, she felt that some of her peers were not taking the virus seriously.
The first death in Isabella County from the coronavirus was confirmed by the Central Michigan District Health Department March 29.
Before the coronavirus pandemic took hold in the United States, the motto of the Care Store in Mount Pleasant was: Life is too short to run out of toilet paper.
Coronavirus updates were given and a special assessment was rejected at the March 24 city commission meeting.
Isabella County has two confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus.
Despite knowing the closure of his business was imminent, Jim Holton said he could have never fully prepared to shut down Mountain Town Station.