Members First Credit Union manager donates hair to help kids with hair loss
Melanie Duke, branch manager at Member's First Credit Union, recently donated all of her hair to help kids suffering from hair loss.
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A stronger workforce: Mid Michigan’s focus on industrial certifications reaps returns
Almost 120 industry-recognized certifications were awarded to students over the course of the 2018 fall semester.
Local entrepreneur enrolls in small business program to help launch planned downtown brewpub
The new brewpub will occupy the old Gray Sky Gallery building in downtown. Owner Damian Fisher hopes it will become a hub for local brewers and beer drinkers alike.
Epicenter Mt. Pleasant and Issue Media group join Michigan Press Association
IMG's membership will more than double the number of online-only news organizations accepted into the 150-year-old organization.
City’s Historic District Commission seeks nominees for preservation awards
The annual award honors exterior improvements of residential and commercial properties in Mt. Pleasant in four categories: Preservation, Restoration, New Construction, and Downtown Historic District Choice.
Own a home in Mt. Pleasant: Three homes for under $100K
Stone fireplaces, original hardwood floors, and beautiful neighborhoods are just a few of the perks that come with real estate in Mt. Pleasant. This week we've rounded up a few handsome houses perfect for the first -- or tenth -- time buyer.
Public art campaign seeks submissions from the general public and local organizations
An Isabella County public art tradition has once again launched throughout several local communities.
The growing STEM Ecosystem in the Great Lakes Bay Region
With the help of the Great Lakes Bay Regional Alliance, our community is home to several resources to help local students get involved with STEM education in order to prepare for the workforce of tomorrow.
Annual winter-time obstacle course and 5K race grows in popularity
So far more than 400 people are registered to take part in the annual Man Vs. Mountain 5K obstacle race on Saturday, Feb. 2.
Mid Michigan tradition raises funds for college
Prints by Michigan artist Robin Murray are just one highlight of the annual fundraiser. Money raised goes to a bevy of causes, including student scholarships, facility improvements, and local youth programs.
A stronger workforce: Mid Michigan’s focus on industrial certifications reaps returns
Almost 120 industry-recognized certifications were awarded to students over the course of the 2018 fall semester.
Local entrepreneur enrolls in small business program to help launch planned downtown brewpub
The new brewpub will occupy the old Gray Sky Gallery building in downtown. Owner Damian Fisher hopes it will become a hub for local brewers and beer drinkers alike.
Epicenter Mt. Pleasant and Issue Media group join Michigan Press Association
IMG's membership will more than double the number of online-only news organizations accepted into the 150-year-old organization.
City’s Historic District Commission seeks nominees for preservation awards
The annual award honors exterior improvements of residential and commercial properties in Mt. Pleasant in four categories: Preservation, Restoration, New Construction, and Downtown Historic District Choice.
Own a home in Mt. Pleasant: Three homes for under $100K
Stone fireplaces, original hardwood floors, and beautiful neighborhoods are just a few of the perks that come with real estate in Mt. Pleasant. This week we've rounded up a few handsome houses perfect for the first -- or tenth -- time buyer.
Public art campaign seeks submissions from the general public and local organizations
An Isabella County public art tradition has once again launched throughout several local communities.
The growing STEM Ecosystem in the Great Lakes Bay Region
With the help of the Great Lakes Bay Regional Alliance, our community is home to several resources to help local students get involved with STEM education in order to prepare for the workforce of tomorrow.
Annual winter-time obstacle course and 5K race grows in popularity
So far more than 400 people are registered to take part in the annual Man Vs. Mountain 5K obstacle race on Saturday, Feb. 2.
Mid Michigan tradition raises funds for college
Prints by Michigan artist Robin Murray are just one highlight of the annual fundraiser. Money raised goes to a bevy of causes, including student scholarships, facility improvements, and local youth programs.
