Coverage of community groups bringing about changes, innovations, and solutions in their community.
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.
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.
At Hopewell Ranch, special needs kids, veterans, and others with diverse needs can shed their labels and reach their potential.
Mid Michigan college has a full calendar of events to kick off the 2018-19 school year, including an upcoming job fair.
Peak provides after school and summer child care for residents through the support of community partners. In turn, they're teaching kids how to give back to that same community.
From project-based learning to skilled trades training, Isabella county students have more educational options than ever before, and their good fortune is a potential boon for the region's future economy.
There are plenty of great things happening in Mt. Pleasant and its neighboring communities. We think it’s time people heard more about them.
There are plenty of great things happening in Mt. Pleasant and its neighboring communities. We think it’s time people heard more about them.
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