The annual Mt. Pleasant Craft Beer Festival returns in 2023 on June 10, with atmosphere favorites plus some new additions–including non-alcoholic beers, local wine, and a revamped VIP area–with proceeds going to local nonprofits and community organizations.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service administered lampricides into the Chippewa River in a coordinated effort to reduce sea lamprey numbers this past week. Discover more about the species of fish and how it impacts recreation on the river and the Great Lakes.
Dubbed “a pollinator paradise” by Chippewa Watershed Conservancy executive director, Mike LeValley, the newest nature preserve acquired by the CWC is Starks Preserve—a milestone for the conservancy—as it’s their 25th nature preserve being protected.
In partnership with The Care Store, Union Township hosts a donation drive through May 19 to directly benefit the Isabella County community with essential supplies that are not eligible for purchase with a Michigan Bridge Card.
With Mother’s Day falling in May, United Way of Gratiot & Isabella Counties launches a new initiative, United for Moms, to make a difference in the lives of mothers and children in need. Learn more about the new initiative.
The artwork adorning Jib-Bob Korean Restaurant’s front lawn is just the start of the cultural experience diners are exposed to at this downtown Mt. Pleasant restaurant. Owner Maya Denslow seeks to bring understanding of Korean culture through authentic food, art, and conversation.
Record-placing runner. College professor. Model UN advisor. Meet the man who has run at least a mile a day for 50 years: Sandy Hulme.
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