March is bringing fresh energy to Mt. Pleasant, with a full lineup of events to help you welcome the season. From family-friendly activities and local art to live music and community gatherings, there’s something happening every week.
In mid-Michigan, public safety is a shared effort. Through decades of collaboration—and new agreements shaped by recent challenges—local communities are working together to ensure residents receive timely, effective emergency services.
February brings a variety of events to Mt. Pleasant, offering plenty of opportunities to get involved and stay connected during the winter months. From family-friendly activities to local gatherings, the community calendar features something for all ages. Here’s a look at what’s happening around town this February.
Six nonprofits. One roof. Thousands of neighbors served. The Strickler Center in Mt. Pleasant makes it easier for neighbors to help neighbors. Plus, WCFX’s annual Caravan of Care returns through Jan. 30. Here’s how it all works—and how you can be part of it.
Winter doesn’t slow our community down. January brings creative nights out, family-friendly events, local shopping, live music, and community conversations across Mt. Pleasant and the region. Here’s your guide to what’s coming up.
Isabella Bank’s first Holiday with Heart initiative directed $24,000 to eight nonprofits across mid Michigan, powered by more than 3,000 community votes.
Union Township is finishing its reconstruction project at Jameson and McDonald Parks. The upgrades, which are set to be completed by December, aim to ensure that the parks are safer and more accessible.
December brings photos with Santa, Mt. Pleasant’s annual downtown Christmas Celebration, and so much more. Many say that this is the most wonderful time of the year. Join in activities for the whole family throughout the month while preparing to bid 2025 adieu and ring in 2026 with these December events in Mt. Pleasant.
Isabella Bank has reopened its newly renovated main office in downtown Mt. Pleasant, unveiling a modern, customer-focused interior after nine months of construction.
Food insecurity, rising costs, and tighter budgets mean more families are turning to The Salvation Army for help. Major Connie Shaw explains how their Alma Corps is stepping up, and how volunteers and donors can make a real difference right now.
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