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Both the Central Michigan University Police Department and the Mount Pleasant Police Department had their hands full trying to maintain a safe environment as students and community members celebrated Saint Patrick's Day over the weekend.
Owner: Judy Ostrander
Owner: Joshua Agardy
Swimming pool regulations and a local march against gun violence were among the topics discussed by the Mount Pleasant City Commission at a March 12 meeting.
A national protest on gun control has arrived in Mount Pleasant and will culminate with a March For Our Lives event at 1p.m. March 24 in Island Park, 331 N. Main St.
Mount Pleasant could see new medical marijuana facilities this fall, but regardless of state laws and city ordinances, Central Michigan University will remain a drug-free campus.
Owner Name: Brian Hansen
On Feb. 28, Dick’s Sporting Goods announced that it will no longer sell assault-style weapons in its stores.
A draft of a new property maintenance ordinance, meant to tackle all blighted and nuisance properties in Mount Pleasant, was discussed during a work session by the Mount Pleasant City Commission on Feb. 26.
Smoke rose and lights flashed from stage as music fell upon the ears of Central Michigan University students and Mount Pleasant residents at Centennial Hall Feb 23.
State Rep. Roger Hauck, R-Union Township, voted in favor of a bill that would allocate money to repairing roads.
Island Park, located at 331 N. Main St., is temporarily closed due to flooding.
Former Central Michigan University instructor Stuart Black has announced his intention to run for Isabella County probate judge.
The following incidents were among those handled by the Central Michigan Police Department and Mount Pleasant Police Department from Feb. 9 to Feb 16.
Superheroes, chickens, cows and a giraffe all took the plunge into a pool of frigid water outside of Wayside Central to raise money for Special Olympics Michigan on Feb. 17.
Mount Pleasant City Commission redefined buffer zones and the number of facilities allowed for the medical marijuana facilities ordinance draft in a Feb. 12 work session.
Although he travels around the country competing in food challenges, Casey Webb, host of Travel Channel's "Man v. Food" couldn't conquer Dog Central's.
Wayside Central has announced DJ Pauly D is performing a second show on March 21.
The third time just might be the charm for local soul-food takeout restaurant Soul Sista's, which is set to open Feb. 23.
City Commissioners voted 5-2 to approve a new zoning ordinance at their meeting Jan. 22.
