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There will soon be another round of funding distribution from the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe, something that some programs in Mount Pleasant rely on to function.
Looking from the painted intersection of Broadway and Main streets in downtown Mount Pleasant, there’s a historical theater, an art store and a comic shop on Broadway. On Main Street, there’s a hot yoga studio, a smoke shop and a bar that’s a staple to its community.
Mount Pleasant City Commission approved new wells for testing groundwater in a former landfill area by the Chippewa River during its Nov. 11 meeting.
The City of Mount Pleasant is hosting its annual "Ladies' Night Out" event at 4 p.m. on Nov. 16 at the Broadway Theatre.
Mount Pleasant voters rejected a marijuana proposal and elected Central Michigan University Professor George Ronan and Mary Alsager to the city commission.
On Nov. 5 when Mount Pleasant residents go to the polls to elect two new City Commissioners, there will also be a citizen-initiated ballot proposal that would require the City to opt-in to the licensing of recreational (adult-use) marijuana businesses with very limited regulation. The purpose of this letter is to urge residents to vote NO on that ballot proposal. There are several reasons why I believe the ballot proposal is both unnecessary and unwise.
Groundwater contamination testing and the 2020 Operating Budget were among the things discussed at the Oct. 28 Mount Pleasant City Commission meeting.
Recreational marijuana businesses will be coming to Mount Pleasant in the near future. Exactly how will depend on the outcome of the 2019 Mount Pleasant City election.
Central Michigan University's Student Government Association gave students the opportunity to question City Commission candidates and hear about their platforms ahead of the election on Nov. 5.
Central Michigan University alumna Sara Spencer-Noggle just became the first female judge to serve on the bench in the Isabella County Trial Court.
Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Bret Hyble left his position Oct. 18, with Teresa Rupert taking his place as interim president.
Parcel B, the 2020 budget, Indigenous Peoples’ Day, the 2050 Master Plan and more were discussed during the Oct. 14 Mount Pleasant City Commission meeting.
Central Michigan University students will be able to make their concerns heard to the people who could be running Mount Pleasant at next week's Student Government Association meeting.
The next Mount Pleasant City Commission Meeting will be at 7 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 14. A lot will be happening at the meeting, with there being around 30 items on the agenda. Here are some of the key parts of the agenda:
There are five candidates running to fill two vacancies for the Mount Pleasant City Commission election happening on Nov. 5. These spots opened after long-time city commissioners Kathleen Ling and Tony Kulick decided not to seek reelection.
The draft for the Mount Pleasant 2050 Master Plan was presented during the Oct. 3 Planning Commission meeting.
The City of Mount Pleasant will be holding three public meetings on Thursday, Oct. 3 to present the draft for the 2050 Master Plan.
The City of Mount Pleasant will be offering absentee voting ballots for the city’s 2019 election on Nov. 5.
The City of Mount Pleasant is holding a city-wide election where voters will fill two city commissioner seats and decide on regulations for local medical marijuana businesses.
A growing concern for participation in the Michigan 2020 Census was addressed at the City Commission meeting on Sept. 23.
