The holiday season is fast approaching and artisan gifts are a great way to check off everyone on your shopping list while also supporting local businesses. Here are a few local creators to consider this year when doing your holiday shopping.
Throughout disruptions to business caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, many Isabella County business owners have adapted by taking advantage of the warm weather; however, as the temperatures drop, many are looking ahead to see how they can survive a holiday season in a community still dealing with the issues faced throughout the last year.
With over 1,000 acres of parkland in Isabella County, there’s no shortage of opportunities for outdoor recreation. Take a look at what local parks have to offer!
Two historic sites in downtown Mt. Pleasant may be getting a facelift thanks to a redevelopment initiative. A request for qualifications was created for the project area consisting of 200 E. Broadway and 111 S. University. Proposals for the project are due by November 12.
After 15 years of effort to redevelop the property, the projected summer 2021 completion of the 50,000 square-foot Broadway Lofts building comes with much anticipation. The first floor of the four-story, L-shaped building will be commercial space, and the remaining three floors will be residential units, increasing options for those interested in living downtown.
Weidman resident Jean Holland has always been crafty, but four years ago when she purchased a glass art and supplies store, she had never created glass art herself. Read her story and learn what Creatively! Glass & More has to offer.
As Feeding America predicts an increase in food insecurity rates across Michigan due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many mid-Michigan farmers markets – including Mt. Pleasant’s – are continuing their efforts to combat hunger by making fresh, local produce accessible through the acceptance of food assistance benefits at their markets.
This month Vin Trofeo’s Pizzeria & Pub will celebrate its one-year anniversary serving one-of-a-kind pizza in Mt. Pleasant. Read about the friendship that started it all and the secrets behind their unique menu.
Chalk the Walk in Mt. Pleasant brought in artists from across the region to adorn downtown’s streets with unique works of art. This photo essay gives a glimpse at some of the pieces – including this year’s winning artwork.
Now known as Trillium Fine Clothing, the downtown staple has continuously operated as a women’s clothing store since it first opened in 1947 as Marianne Fashion Center.
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