Mt. Pleasant’s Discovery Museum wants kid to run, explore, and play their way into learning
Mt. Pleasant's Discovery Museum offers 12,000 square-feet of space for kids to move, learn, and explore.
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Ribbon-cutting ceremony to be held for Autism Spectrum Disorder learning center in Rosebush
Community Mental Health for Central Michigan is celebrating the opening of its Rosebush Early Learning Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The event takes place on Wednesday, Nov. 14.
In its tenth season, Wellspring Literary is art for all
Next Monday, November 12, a crowd will assemble. To the naked eye, they’ll probably look like they don’t quite belong together, but in this room behind the tall sparkling glass that faces Broadway street everyone is connected.
Workforce training programs offered in drones, project management, and welding at Mid Michigan
Drones and project management top the list of new programs for local professionals looking to hone their skills.
Central Michigan University opens up campus to community events: Haunted tours, international poets
Central Michigan University is hosting several community events that are free and open to the public in the upcoming weeks.
Spanish teacher encourages language retention through communication
A local teacher’s focus on conversation in her Spanish program has translated to extraordinary success for her students.
Mercantile Bank’s local focus is paying dividends
For Mercantile Bank, local means more than just location. That's why their dedication to community goes beyond marketing.
Leadership conference with a focus on women comes to Mid Michigan College’s Mt. Pleasant campus
National leaders from around the country will converge on Mid Michigan College for a one-day leadership event for women.
Bringing services under one roof is revolutionizing the way Mt. Pleasant combats poverty
In an unassuming building on the west side of Mt. Pleasant, the William and Jan Strickler Non-Profit Center is changing the way service organizations in Isabella County combat poverty in their community.
The CMU professor who wants to bring poetry back to the streets
Robert Fanning wants average Americans to realize that poetry is there for them, not just old guys in tweed coats. He'd also like more CMU students to stay in Mt. Pleasant after graduation.
Ribbon-cutting ceremony to be held for Autism Spectrum Disorder learning center in Rosebush
Community Mental Health for Central Michigan is celebrating the opening of its Rosebush Early Learning Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The event takes place on Wednesday, Nov. 14.
In its tenth season, Wellspring Literary is art for all
Next Monday, November 12, a crowd will assemble. To the naked eye, they’ll probably look like they don’t quite belong together, but in this room behind the tall sparkling glass that faces Broadway street everyone is connected.
Workforce training programs offered in drones, project management, and welding at Mid Michigan
Drones and project management top the list of new programs for local professionals looking to hone their skills.
Central Michigan University opens up campus to community events: Haunted tours, international poets
Central Michigan University is hosting several community events that are free and open to the public in the upcoming weeks.
Spanish teacher encourages language retention through communication
A local teacher’s focus on conversation in her Spanish program has translated to extraordinary success for her students.
Mercantile Bank’s local focus is paying dividends
For Mercantile Bank, local means more than just location. That's why their dedication to community goes beyond marketing.
Leadership conference with a focus on women comes to Mid Michigan College’s Mt. Pleasant campus
National leaders from around the country will converge on Mid Michigan College for a one-day leadership event for women.
Bringing services under one roof is revolutionizing the way Mt. Pleasant combats poverty
In an unassuming building on the west side of Mt. Pleasant, the William and Jan Strickler Non-Profit Center is changing the way service organizations in Isabella County combat poverty in their community.
The CMU professor who wants to bring poetry back to the streets
Robert Fanning wants average Americans to realize that poetry is there for them, not just old guys in tweed coats. He'd also like more CMU students to stay in Mt. Pleasant after graduation.
