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(07/25/18 3:21pm)
Two Republicans are trying to keep a Central Michigan state senate seat red. Two Democrats are trying to turn the seat blue again.
State Sen. Judy Emmons, and former state House representative for Montcalm County, is term-limited. During her senate tenure, Emmons served as chair of the Families, Seniors and Human Services Committee, and as vice-chair of Veterans, Military Affairs, and Homeland Security Committee and as the Elections and Government Reform Committee. She also was appointed to the Economic, Development and International Investment Committee as well as the Judiciary Committee. Emmons made addressing human trafficking through legislation and public awareness a signature issue as a state senator.
(07/03/18 3:15pm)
Soaring Eagle Casino is hosting a free fireworks show in the outdoor concert area at dusk on July 4 to celebrate Independence Day.
(06/29/18 6:51pm)
Police have been updated that the situation in Island Park on June 26 was not a threat.
(06/27/18 1:22pm)
Isabella County Central Dispatch received a phone call on June 26 about two males who were seen entering a bathroom in Island Park and appeared to be covered in blood.
(06/27/18 12:51pm)
Max and Emily's Summer Concert Series will begin its 10th anniversary the same way it began its first year-- with a performance from Brian Vander Ark on June 28.
(06/29/18 6:36pm)
When students say goodbye to their families and leave their homes for Central Michigan University, they say goodbye to their pets too. Residence hall rooms and apartments either don't allow pets or impose such high pet fees it's not feasible to bring a feline companion with you to school.
(06/21/18 12:59am)
When students return to campus in August, there will be a new landmark sporting the Central Michigan University seal waiting to greet them.
(06/18/18 8:39pm)
In honor of the longest day of the year, Chippewa Nature Center is hosting their annual "Celebrating the Summer Solstice" event on June 21 at 400 S. Badour Road.
(06/14/18 5:53pm)
Two Mount Pleasant businesses that are popular with Central Michigan University students, The Malt Shop and Kaya Coffee House, are closed indefinitely.
(06/12/18 1:59am)
Medical marijuana facilities will be able to operate in the city of Mount Pleasant.
(06/11/18 9:34pm)
Community members will have the opportunity to give back to Isabella County youth while pigging out on coney dogs at the 13th annual Coneys for a Cause on June 13 at Pixie Restaurant.
(06/11/18 1:06pm)
Interactive activities for all ages will be offered in downtown Mount Pleasant throughout the summer with the return of Thrilling Thursdays.
(06/08/18 8:56pm)
The Washington Area Neighborhood Association is hosting an all-day music festival called Porchfest to showcase local talent on June 10.
(06/08/18 1:52pm)
With a wide variety of vegetables, fruits, flowers, and baked goods, vendors and patrons alike gathered together for the first farmers' market of the summer season on June 7 at Island Park.
(06/08/18 12:29am)
More than 25 Michigan breweries will be at the fifth annual Mount Pleasant Craft Beer Festival on June 9. The event will take place in downtown Mount Pleasant's Jockey Alley.
(06/06/18 10:22pm)
The Ziibiwing Center hosted an Honoring, Healing and Remembering Ceremony on June 6 at the site of the Mount Pleasant Indian Industrial Boarding School to honor the children who attended and observe the 84th anniversary of its closing.
(06/05/18 11:25pm)
The Ziibiwing Center is hosting an Honoring, Healing and Remembering ceremony on June 6 to observe the 84th anniversary of the closing of the Mount Pleasant Indian Industrial Boarding School.
(06/09/18 1:23am)
Two staples of the Central Michigan University and Mount Pleasant community have closed.
(06/02/18 3:01am)
On July 20, 1968, 1,000 athletes from the United States and Canada gathered to compete at Chicago’s Soldier Field in the first ever Special Olympics.
(06/04/18 12:59pm)
When customers walk into Mitchell’s Gourmet Deli Market in Shepherd, they are instantly greeted with warm smiles and seduced by the aroma of home-cooked food. On the outside, the shop appears to be just a regular corner store. But after one visit, customers become part of the Mitchell family.
