When the federal government said Isabella County kids didn't need a head start, local leaders sprang into action. Fifty years later, the Isabella Child Development Center lives on - and so does the thrift shop that funds the program.
The Chippewa Achieve Program offers college freshmen the university experience alongside the supportive atmosphere and small class sizes of a community college.
MountainTown Singers hopes their first annual Family Chorus will give people of all ages and genders a comfortable, non-judgmental opportunity to try making harmonies.
Through dedication, small groups can accomplish big feats. At Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart, the feat just so happens to require nearly 800 pounds of fish each week.
Two downed World War II pilots, a French family's compassion, a citizenship test administered bedside. Robaire's is the American Dream in a box just big enough for a bustling kitchen and a few small tables. Oh, and they have sweets.
More than a decade after a former supervisor encouraged Sergeant Riley Olson to get involved with Special Olympics Michigan, he took the trip of a lifetime to represent fellow Michigan officers in the middle east.
Updating US-127 corridor between Ithaca and St. Johns could bring more companies to Mt. Pleasant. Details of the final plan will reveal its impact on local talent pool.
Ten months after opening just east of downtown Mt. Pleasant Mystie Beckwith says seeing the therapeutic benefits Karma Kat Cafe offers human visitors is her favorite part of the business so far.
The award-winning Zibiiwing Center of Anishinabe Culture and Lifeways will bring the remains of more Great Lakes Indians ancestors home in May. It tells their story every day.