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Mount Pleasant City Commission met Sept. 28 and held a public hearing involving the snow emergency ordinance discussed at the previous meeting on Sept. 14.
Traveling between vendors, a customer carefully tries to decide who is selling the best potatoes for a new recipe they found. While trying to determine which vendor to buy from, a burst of cold air hits signaling the end of the season for the Mount Pleasant Farmers' Market.
For Central Michigan University students looking to get some fresh air, the Mount Pleasant park system has plenty of options to utilize before the winter comes.
Mount Pleasant City Commission discussed a parking and snow emergency ordinance and a Payment In Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) request from the Mount Pleasant Housing Commission during their Sept. 14 meeting.
After five weeks of college, some students might need some new masks.
The Central Michigan District Health Department reported a slight increase in cases over Labor Day weekend.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer urged students and faculty of Universities to get their flu shots to help control an influenza outbreak on college campuses.
When Central Michigan University students return to Mount Pleasant, the total population of the city doubles.
Central Michigan University has announced 63 newly confirmed COVID-19 cases at the university between Aug. 24 and Aug. 30.
Angela Miedema’s office is located in a hallway behind two large, roomy cages where two kittens were mewling. A kitten with white and brown splotched fur jumped up on top of a house and eyed her an adult cat in another cage.
As COVID-19 cases continue to rise in the Mount Pleasant area, Central Michigan University President Bob Davies sent an update on plans moving forward.
The Central Michigan District Health Department announced today that Central Michigan University related COVID-19 cases are up to 117.
Dog Central owner Paul McFall closed his store today after finding out at least two of his employees had been exposed to COVID-19.
Recreational marijuana is coming to Mount Pleasant after Lume Cannabis Co. and House of Fire Provisioning were issued conditional authorization Aug. 21.
Mount Pleasant City Commission extended permitting of outdoor business activities until Nov. 30 with a unanimous vote, and appointed acting city clerk and deputy clerk at an Aug. 24 meeting over Zoom.
The Central Michigan District Health Department is issuing a public health emergency order limiting the size of outdoor gatherings.
A new business is a large undertaking in and of itself. One local owner has taken the challenge head-on during a crisis that’s changed the way businesses are run.
The Central Michigan District Health Department (CMDHD) has seen an uptick in COVID-19 cases associated with the return of Central Michigan University students.
The Mount Pleasant Adult-Use Marijuana Establishment Selection Committee has authorized three retailers to sell recreational marijuana, according to a press release from the city.
Incumbent Jim Moreno will continue to serve as the Isabella County District 5 Commissioner after defeating his Democrat primary opponent William Dailey during the Aug. 4 election.
