Coverage of community groups bringing about changes, innovations, and solutions in their community.
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.
Whether you’re planning a family outing, a date night, or a way to give back, there’s something happening every weekend to help you ease from fall into the holiday season with joy.
From fitness classes and meal deliveries to home care and volunteer companionship, the Isabella County Commission on Aging supports hundreds of older adults each week. But with potential federal funding cuts and a critical millage renewal ahead, director Jen Crawford shares what’s at stake for the programs that keep local seniors healthy, active, and connected.
With registration coming up soon, Christmas Outreach of Isabella County is hard at work getting ready to provide winter essentials for families in the 2025 holiday season.
The Humane Animal Treatment Society continues to make a powerful impact in Isabella County—rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming animals while supporting pet owners across mid Michigan. Through compassion, education, and community partnerships, HATS is helping every animal get the second chance they deserve.
October in Mt. Pleasant and Isabella County is abundant with fall excitement, with something for everyone. From local craft shows to farmers’ markets and athletic events, the autumn season brings a range of activities that scream community and fall fun. Get out your calendar!
As potential state and federal budget cuts loom, the Isabella Community Soup Kitchen continues to provide meals, dignity, and support. With donations down and needs rising, executive director Sarah Adkins shares how ICSK feeds hundreds each week—and how community members can take action through volunteering, donations, and advocacy.
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