How do you bring more independence and dignity to the end of life assistance so many Americans need? An assistant professor and master's degree student at CMU say it's simple: apply well-respected techniques used to accomplish the same thing at the beginning of life.
How does a local grocer thrive in the age of big box retail? For Ric's, the key to success lies in dedicated employees, customer experience, and unique offerings.
With help from a grant, a group of first-generation, low income, and disabled students from Mid Michigan College were able to explore the nation's capital.
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.
Many healthcare organizations across Michigan are finding creative ways to provide accessible healthcare to Michigan's most vulnerable residents, the homeless.
Whole health will soon be on the menu in Mt. Pleasant. Kelly Cullen's new clinic will offer services in nutrition, body chemistry, natural remedies and more.
Just in time for fall color, a new hiking trail opens in Isabella County.
For elderly and disabled residents in rural areas, getting out of the house can be a challenge. In the heart of the mitten state, iRide makes doctor's visits, grocery shopping, and a simple day on the town possible.
At Hopewell Ranch, special needs kids, veterans, and others with diverse needs can shed their labels and reach their potential.
Our Partners
Common Ground Is Brewing
Support local stories and receive our signature roast straight to your door when you join at the Standard level (or above).
Drink Better, Read Local
