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The Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce invites community members to the 62nd annual awards banquet to honor outstanding community leaders at 5 p.m. on March 2 at the Comfort Inn Conference Center.
Although small in number, the Central Michigan University Judo Club fills the McGuirk Events Center wrestling room with energy and vigor in its weekly gatherings.
The Broadway Theatre will be hosting a string of performances by their children theater group from March 8-17.
After James Eric Davis Jr. shot and killed his parents on the fourth floor of Campbell Hall, students and faculty wondered how the shooting may change policy in the future.
General Counsel's Office is completing a Freedom of Information Act request from Central Michigan Life that will hopefully provide additional information about the March 2 shooting.
“The CMU Police Department is responding to a report of shots fired near the fourth floor area of Campbell Hall, again, shots fired near the fourth floor area of Campbell Hall. Please stay clear of the area.”
The winter season has been harsh on Michigan.
An oversized population of stray cats has grown within Isabella County and the Mount Pleasant township, according to local feline specialists.
O’Kelly’s Sports Bar and Grille will be hosting the CMU Gus Macker launch party 7-10 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 21.
The Central Michigan University Police Department has seen a decrease in reports of marijuana on campus since its legalization in the state of Michigan after Proposal 1 passed at the midterm elections.
When students come to university, they’re free of parents. It can be easier to do things parents might not approve of, including parties, drugs, drinks and the hookup culture.
School of Health Sciences faculty member Marty Malcolm has dedicated his life to substance abuse education.
Robert Fuller was homeless for five years. Though he found a place to live in December 2017, every day Fuller still experiences physical pain he received while living outdoors. His damaged shoulder is one of the reasons Fuller said he is still unable to find full-time employment.
Mount Pleasant community members raised more than $65,000 on Saturday, Feb. 16 to help fund Special Olympics Michigan during this year’s Polar Plunge.
At The Griffin Policy Forum, panelists will discuss the importance of building better communities at 7 p.m. Feb. 18 in the Central Michigan University Charles V. Park Library Auditorium.
Three of 58 total medical marijuana applications were selected for conditional authorization Feb. 14 at Mount Pleasant City Hall.
The series of racial incidents taking place on campus continued Feb.11, when a residence hall's fundraiser was compared to a "slave auction."
In the same building as the popular Mountain Town Station, the mystic and elegant atmosphere of Camille’s Prime is home to pristine seafood, homegrown vegetables, and the choicest cuts of meat that accumulate into savory fine dining.
Elizabeth Harkins-Meade’s fondest memories of her father take place in East Port on Lake Michigan where he expressed his love for sailing and taught the craft to Meade and her siblings.
The Central Michigan University College of Medicine will provide free health care for patients in the community during a health fair from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., March 16 at Mount Pleasant City Hall.
