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After a month-long testing process beginning Oct. 18, drinking water in the Mount Pleasant area was been declared safe from a contamination of per and polyfluoroalkyl substances — also known as PFAS.
As a junior in 2017, Troy senior Samuel Connors and his roommate Damon Rubley had to keep their Trout Residence Hall room window shut during what Connors described as an “unusually hot fall” because there was dryer exhaust being expelled into their room.
About 15 minutes west of Central Michigan University's campus, on the corner of Remus and Coldwater Roads, The Barn Door restaurant is home to the Pulverentes, who consider all of Mount Pleasant to be part of their family.
Music is playing as people are standing around a counter and talking about their week or watching the football game playing on TV.
Chippewa Nature Center naturalist Jeanne Henderson discussed physical and behavioral adaptations birds have that allow them to survive harsh Michigan winters.
December is coming up soon and Santa is coming to Mount Pleasant to help prepare for holiday celebrations. Various arts, entertainment and holiday preparations are in store this weekend.
Target and Union Square Apartments, located on East Blue Grass Road, are under a boil water advisory after a water main break just before 8 a.m. on Nov. 27.
The younger generation is embracing old technology in the form of vinyl records.
Mount Pleasant will move forward with the establishment of a Citizens’ Advisory Board (CAB) after gaining approval from city commission at the Nov. 26 meeting.
Molly Sheehan pursued many interests while at Central Michigan University — filmmaking, writing, improvisational comedy and psychology, among other things — though her friends will remember her best for her kindness, intelligence and creativity.
The Chippewa Watershed Conservancy Guest Speaker Series will discuss the adaptations birds have that allow them to survive the winter.
Several multicultural student organizations united to host an educational discussion about minority students' experiences at Central Michigan University.
Women gather on the floor and open their hearts to one another, surrounded by string lights and blankets in room 231 of the Education and Human Services building on Central Michigan University's campus.
"Small Business Saturday" will take place in Mount Pleasant on Saturday, Nov. 24 to promote shopping locally.
Courtney Winn entered Central Michigan University following her high school graduation in 2015. 60 completed credits later, the Livonia student decided a university education wasn't for her.
Central Michigan Rotaract, a registered student organization at Central Michigan University, is holding a pasta dinner fundraiser dubbed "Pastabilities," to help those in need get through the holidays and winter months.
Near the intersection of North Mission Street and Pickard Road, GameGo Computers hides away on a side street, providing the community with technology repairs, custom gaming PCs and entertainment products.
"Operation Scuttlebutt," a local group looking to build relationships between veterans, had their first meeting on Nov. 18 at Pisanello's Pizza in Mount Pleasant.
Several African American men from Central Michigan University came together to share their experiences with mental health at Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc.’s first "Brother You’re on my Mind" event.
The Native American cultures of the Midwest were brought together for the "Circle of Indigenous Arts" show on Nov. 16-17 at the Ziibiwing Center of Anishinabe Culture and Lifeways.
