Members First Credit Union manager donates hair to help kids with hair loss
Melanie Duke, branch manager at Member's First Credit Union, recently donated all of her hair to help kids suffering from hair loss.
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International film festival set to take over the screens of Mt. Pleasant
The films include a range of Oscar-nominated movies and otherwise critically-acclaimed independent cinema.
Nine ideas for Valentine’s Day romance in mid-Michigan
Your love life doesn't have to cool down with the weather. In Isabella county, romance abounds on any budget.
Public art campaign seeks submissions from the general public and local organizations
An Isabella County public art tradition has once again launched throughout several local communities.
The growing STEM Ecosystem in the Great Lakes Bay Region
With the help of the Great Lakes Bay Regional Alliance, our community is home to several resources to help local students get involved with STEM education in order to prepare for the workforce of tomorrow.
Local teen taking community arts pavilion from concept to concrete
After two years of fundraising, planning, and permit processes, Taylor Idema's vision of a place where her community can gather outdoors for music and performances is slated for completion within the year.
Seven must-see Christmas light displays in Mt. Pleasant
Pour a cup of hot chocolate, hop in the car, and follow our handy google map to seven festive displays around town.
Nagazi is a band of brothers bonded by metal
The Hafer brothers and their bandmates are preparing to go on a national tour. It's just one more step on the road to making it in a time when the way bands market themselves has changed.
Mt. Pleasant’s Discovery Museum wants kid to run, explore, and play their way into learning
Mt. Pleasant's Discovery Museum offers 12,000 square-feet of space for kids to move, learn, and explore.
In its tenth season, Wellspring Literary is art for all
Next Monday, November 12, a crowd will assemble. To the naked eye, they’ll probably look like they don’t quite belong together, but in this room behind the tall sparkling glass that faces Broadway street everyone is connected.
International film festival set to take over the screens of Mt. Pleasant
The films include a range of Oscar-nominated movies and otherwise critically-acclaimed independent cinema.
Nine ideas for Valentine’s Day romance in mid-Michigan
Your love life doesn't have to cool down with the weather. In Isabella county, romance abounds on any budget.
Public art campaign seeks submissions from the general public and local organizations
An Isabella County public art tradition has once again launched throughout several local communities.
The growing STEM Ecosystem in the Great Lakes Bay Region
With the help of the Great Lakes Bay Regional Alliance, our community is home to several resources to help local students get involved with STEM education in order to prepare for the workforce of tomorrow.
Local teen taking community arts pavilion from concept to concrete
After two years of fundraising, planning, and permit processes, Taylor Idema's vision of a place where her community can gather outdoors for music and performances is slated for completion within the year.
Seven must-see Christmas light displays in Mt. Pleasant
Pour a cup of hot chocolate, hop in the car, and follow our handy google map to seven festive displays around town.
Nagazi is a band of brothers bonded by metal
The Hafer brothers and their bandmates are preparing to go on a national tour. It's just one more step on the road to making it in a time when the way bands market themselves has changed.
Mt. Pleasant’s Discovery Museum wants kid to run, explore, and play their way into learning
Mt. Pleasant's Discovery Museum offers 12,000 square-feet of space for kids to move, learn, and explore.
In its tenth season, Wellspring Literary is art for all
Next Monday, November 12, a crowd will assemble. To the naked eye, they’ll probably look like they don’t quite belong together, but in this room behind the tall sparkling glass that faces Broadway street everyone is connected.
