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About 30 students, staff, faculty and administrators filled the Mackinaw Room at the Bovee University Center, Wednesday, to talk building and strengthening relationships with institutions of higher education in the People's Republic of China. They were taking the opportunity to hear from two of that nation's top educational leaders.
Grab your lawn chairs and pitch pipes, music lovers: A favorite musical contest is coming back to Island Park.
The Mount Pleasant City Commissioners started their Monday, July 24, meeting with a presentation from Central Michigan University student Mason Squillets-Peterson.
When Neil Blake was flipping through the National Geographic magazine, he wanted to take the same photos from the far places in the world. In high school, Blake learned that he loved photographing people.
During their first July meeting, held on Monday the 10th, the Mount Pleasant City Commission approved a contract buyout with Kraphol Ford & Lincoln.
“Now is the time to make the real promises of democracy.
Among the restaurants, spas and shops of downtown Mount Pleasant, is a sweet-smelling shop called Norm’s Flower Petal. Part of the community for over 50 years, Norm’s is now run by the founder’s son, along with a long-time employee, Linda Vogel.
The city of Mount Pleasant has received a $1 million grant through the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC).
As new technologies fill the marketplace, Central Michigan University students have opportunities to learn and get hands-on experience in drone operations.
The Mount Pleasant craft beer festival is returning for its ninth year on June 10, 2023.
The Special Olympics Summer Games kicked off Wednesday morning, May 31. Athletes were welcomed into Theunissen Stadium at Central Michigan University for unified sports day ceremonies and the first of many competitions, bocce ball.
In downtown Mount Pleasant, a cozy and bright bookstore fills an opening in the community. Sleepy Dog Books is owned and operated by Jenny and Riley Justis, and they recently celebrated the one-year anniversary of opening their doors.
Interested in nominating one of the next city commissioners? Brian Assmann and Brian Chapman are currently city commissioners, but their terms are coming to an end on Dec. 31.
Megan Bair and Lisa Webster own and operate For Art’s Sake, a boutique and gathering place for artists of all shapes and sizes.
Officers from the Mount Pleasant Police Department reported to a city hospital Saturday morning to respond to a stabbing.
Krysta Carabelli’s experience counseling survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence has taught her that police culture and mental health care sometimes do not mix.
Ahh, summer has officially arrived in Michigan, bringing with it the long days of shimmering sunlight and bluebird skies; the gentle babbling of the Chippewa River as it makes its way downstream; the mountains of fresh-from-the-fields produce at the farmer's markets; the live concerts under the stars ... the mosquitos and traffic cones.
The following incidents were among those handled by the Central Michigan University Police Department in the period from April 6 to April 18.
Mount Pleasant will be hosting a celebration of Earth Day from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 22, at Island Park. The event is a chance for Mount Pleasant families to gain knowledge about Earth Day while taking part in a variety of activities throughout the afternoon.