City Commission discusses city development, community ideas
(10/16/24 6:05pm)
Mount Pleasant City Commission discussed new city development, The Bronze Legends project and community input.
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Weaving stronger bonds
(10/15/24 6:07pm)
The sound of a large drum could be heard throughout the room, a beat so strong it reverberated in onlooker's ribs. The rhythmic thudding was accompanied by six voices that rose and fell with the music.
Maintaining Mission Street: city plans to make the road safer
(09/26/24 12:31am)
Potential design concepts for Mission Street will be presented to the community in three diffrent opportunities on Sept. 26.
City Commission: Budget, voting resources, Indigenous Peoples’ Day
(09/26/24 12:42am)
Mount Pleasant City Commission discussed budget plans, community events and voting resources as well as sworn in new police members at their meeting on Monday.
Exploring job opportunities for health and social workers
(09/21/24 12:38am)
Over 20 organizations joined the Health and Human Services Expo at Central Michigan University on Sept. 19.
Letting Peace Reign in Mount Pleasant
(09/21/24 10:00pm)
Maureen Eke with Isabella County Human Rights Committee wants Mount Pleasant community to ask themselves, "What does peace mean to you?”
Art From Our Park:
(09/13/24 8:00pm)
The Mount Pleasant community will have an opportunity to enjoy nature, explore art and unplug from busy lives at the event in Deerfield park next week.
Citizens Police Academy returns to campus
(08/31/24 8:00pm)
After almost a decade, the Central Michigan University Police Department is returning its Citizens Police Academy. CMUPD Lieutenant Mike Sienkiewicz said the department wants to allow the CMU community to see and understand how the department maintains public safety.
'A team effort from every angle'
(08/13/24 8:10pm)
A construction project designed to give downtown Mount Pleasant a fresh new face is all but finalized.
'It will bring us into the new age, technology-wise'
(07/23/24 6:37pm)
The coo of a lone mourning dove and the rustle of leaves through the old-growth trees broke the otherwise-serene silence of sunset at Riverside Cemetery Monday night. Neither road nor user noise from adjacent Broadway and Harris streets and nearby Nelson Park interrupted the peace at the sprawling burial ground with tombstones dating back to the 1800s.
County presents balanced budget proposal ahead of Aug. 6 primary
(07/19/24 2:32pm)
In June, Isabella County faced a nearly $591,000 budget deficit heading into fiscal year 2025.
Safety, access top Mission Street survey
(07/11/24 6:56pm)
Mount Pleasant commuters overwhelmingly said safety is their top concern on Mission Street, a survey present this week to the City Commission found.
Keep your July Fourth from going up in smoke
(06/29/24 4:00am)
Ahh, Independence Day.
‘Pride is a thing that brings us together’
(06/19/24 3:12pm)
As Pride continues throughout June, the events to celebrate the month continue to ramp up in the Mount Pleasant community and all around Michigan.
CMU commemorates Juneteenth with a week of events
(06/17/24 1:40pm)
Central Michigan University will hold three events throughout the week to celebrate Juneteenth by lifting up Black voices and educating the Mount Pleasant community.
All aboard! Passenger Rail advisory committee chugs out of the station
(06/12/24 6:01pm)
The Mount Pleasant City Commission this week called “all aboard” to a committee designed to take a closer look at bringing passenger rail service to town.
'All the pain is being lifted'
(06/11/24 5:23pm)
Vivian Chatfield-Taylor spent more than two decades searching for a sense of community.
'The aim is to keep these young people in the area'
(05/24/24 2:35pm)
Last year, the Middle Michigan Development Corporation visited 171 companies in the four counties it serves, responding to more than 300 requests for assistance. Those visits resulted in $57 million in investment and 577 new net jobs.
A Place to call home
(05/21/24 1:55pm)
The building at 555 N. Main St. sits back from the roadway separated by a large parking lot and shady trees.
Decoding DEI: Students, staff and faculty say CMU's DEIJB strategic plan 'looks good on paper'
(05/04/24 4:00pm)
Central Michigan University has never had a strategic plan dedicated to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Justice and Belonging. Just recently, that changed.
