The idea of creating an aquatic center in the community is closer to reality than it ever has been, but there’s still a long way to go. To take the project to the next step, volunteers are needed to sit on the board of the recreational authority, which will oversee the creation of the aquatic center.
For three generations, a family-owned and operated business has brightened the homes of many mid-Michigan families during the holiday season. Discover the history and story of Vander Sys Tree Farm Nursery in Weidman.
For these essential workers, social distancing is impossible – and personal protective equipment (PPE) is both indispensable and alarmingly difficult to obtain.
One agency has already distributed 80 robotic pets to elders in its service area, and others across Michigan are either considering or actively preparing efforts to hand out hundreds more.
The holiday season is fast approaching and artisan gifts are a great way to check off everyone on your shopping list while also supporting local businesses. Here are a few local creators to consider this year when doing your holiday shopping.
Since March, mental health professionals have seen an increased need for the services they provide due to the stress of the COVID-19 pandemic; however, with the holidays approaching, they expect that need to increase even more. Learn about some of the mental health services available and how you can help look out for your friends during a time when face-to-face gatherings aren’t encouraged.
Central Michigan University is being recognized by the Michigan Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers for its efforts in simplifying the transfer process for students who already possess an associate degree in arts or science, and for launching multi-semester registration.
Many local nonprofit organizations are being stretched thin because of funding losses due to cancelled fundraisers and other impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. If you’re looking for ways to help them battle the impact of the pandemic this holiday season, here are the wish lists of five – but not nearly all - local nonprofits who need help.
As Giving Tuesday approaches, the Mt. Pleasant Area Community Foundation is providing the community an easy way to help people through its #Unselfie photo contest, in which participants are entered for the chance to win a $100 gift card to a local business by submitting a photo of themselves wearing a mask.
Food is a staple when it comes to celebrating the holidays, so what happens when one’s access to nutrition is reduced? Here are three local organizations bridging the accessibility gap to distribute nutrition to the community.
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