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In celebration of Native American Heritage Month, Central Michigan University will provide entertainment and education through an Indigenous storytime. The event will take place from 6 to 7 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 25 in the Strosacker Room of Park Library.
When Laura Ludeman, a Mount Pleasant resident, needed to renew her lease with the Arbors Apartments, she found out that her rent went up over 50%.
Central Michigan University has adopted the Biden Administration’s Title IX redefinitions into school policy. While the additional protections for students were intended to be a positive change, hundreds of Michigan public school parents believe the new regulations will put their children in danger.
The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe (SCIT) is looking into a five to 10-year plan to renovate and restore the remaining buildings of the Mount Pleasant Indian Industrial Boarding School (MIIBS) in the hopes of opening the campus to the public and honoring those affected by its dreadful history.
Mount Pleasant City Commissions held a work session during their bi-weekly meeting to discuss budget plans for 2025 on Monday
October is globally recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed among women in the United States, according to the American Cancer Society.
During the Isabella County Board of Commissioners meeting that happened at 5 pm on Tuesday, Oct 15 at the Aging Activity Center, Bree Moeggenburg came forward with a few complaints.
Mount Pleasant City Commission discussed new city development, The Bronze Legends project and community input.
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.
Potential design concepts for Mission Street will be presented to the community in three diffrent opportunities on Sept. 26.
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.
Over 20 organizations joined the Health and Human Services Expo at Central Michigan University on Sept. 19.
Maureen Eke with Isabella County Human Rights Committee wants Mount Pleasant community to ask themselves, "What does peace mean to you?”
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.
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 construction project designed to give downtown Mount Pleasant a fresh new face is all but finalized.
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.
In June, Isabella County faced a nearly $591,000 budget deficit heading into fiscal year 2025.
Mount Pleasant commuters overwhelmingly said safety is their top concern on Mission Street, a survey present this week to the City Commission found.
Ahh, Independence Day.
