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Editor's note: In the interest of fairness, Central Michigan Life contacted Feig's opponents, Jerry Neyer and Gregory Black to interview them. Black could not be contacted as of deadline. This article is not an endorsement.
Editor's note: In the interest of fairness, Central Michigan Life also contacted Hauck's opponents, Christine Gerace and Becky McDonald to interview them. This article is not an endorsement.
Editor's note: In the interest of fairness, Central Michigan Life also contacted Gerace's opponents, Becky McDonald and Roger Hauck to interview them. This article is not an endorsement.
Editor's note: In the interest of fairness, Central Michigan Life also contacted McDonald's opponents, Christine Gerace and Roger Hauck to interview them. This article is not an endorsement.
On Oct. 26, chants of “say her name” and “women, lives, freedom” resounded on Central Michigan University’s campus as over 100 people attended a march in support of Mahsa Amini and women of Iran.
When Michigan voters mark their ballots this fall, they will be asked whether the state should make three major changes to its constitution. Mount Pleasant citizens joined Central Michigan University faculty, staff, students and administration Oct. 25 to hear from advocates on both sides of each proposal.
The Michigan midterm elections will take place Nov. 8. Here's how to vote if you're not sure what to do, according to the Michigan Department of State.
Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programs are working to help with the increasing population of stray cats in Mount Pleasant, according to some workers on the front lines of the stray cat crisis.
Discover Great Lakes Bay (DGLB) is hosting an event called "Coming Home" for local businesses from 3 to 5 p.m. on Oct. 7 at the Courtyard Marriott.
The Mount Pleasant City Commission discussed its Capital Improvement Plan and the next steps to its housing study at its April 25 meeting.
Mt. Pleasant Area Chamber of Commerce welcomes Liz Conway as its new president and CEO.
Mount Pleasant City Commission led several public hearings, including a hearing for the proposed reciprocity plan for local marijuana dispensaries at its April 11 meeting.
Mount Pleasant will welcome Sleepy Dog Books as the only locally owned bookstore within the community on May 6 at its location at 120 E. Broadway St.
Krysta Carabelli joined the Mount Pleasant Division of Public Safety's new position as the social crisis advocate.
The Mount Pleasant City Commission will meet at 7 p.m. April 11 to discuss a reciprocity plan for local marijuana dispensaries and Taco Boy's drive-thru.
Dina Desormes, owner of one Mount Pleasant's longest-running businesses, Robaire's Bakery, died April 4 at the age of 83.
Michigan's 13th retail sportsbook is set to open in Mount Pleasant next week.
Doozie's Ice Cream Place, 1310 E Pickard Rd, is set to open for the season on Friday, April 1 with weather permitting.
The Mount Pleasant City Commission took public comment on a reciprocity plan for local marijuana dispensaries, voted not to close Broadway Street for pedestrians during the summer months and approved a street closure for an electronic dance music festival planned for the fall at its March 28 meeting.
Doozie's Ice Cream Place has long been a Mount Pleasant staple and the man behind the counter, Clyde Dosenberry, is somewhat of a local celebrity. Not only is he the owner of Doozie's, but he built the shop himself in 1985 and has been running it ever since.
