MyMichigan Health and CMU partner to enhance student athlete experience, create healthier adults

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September 1, 2022

As part of a new sports medicine partnership started at the beginning of summer, MyMichigan Health is providing CMU student-athletes with specialized sports medicine care and streamlined access to comprehensive health care services. With fall sports kicking off, this is the first full sports season the partnership will be in effect – and the two organizations are excited about the potential this partnership has for student-athletes, as well as the community on the whole.  

Fall activities will have residents falling further in love with the Mt. Pleasant area
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Arts and Culture
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September 1, 2022

If fall fun is what you seek, opportunities abound in Isabella County. Whether you're looking for football games, markets, apple and pumpkin farms, or spooky-themed fun, we've got you covered!

CMU is fired up for Fall 2022
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Kids and Education
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August 30, 2022

Central Michigan University welcomes back students as they return to campus for a “back to normal” school year.  

Art Walk Central announces 2022 winners
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Arts and Culture
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August 25, 2022

There are still two days to enjoy the work of local artists around Mt. Pleasant! From now until August 27, enjoy the Art Walk Central 2022 pieces of art at 10 local venues in the area.

Pitch Competition invites community to bring fresh ideas for downtown spaces
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August 25, 2022

For the first time ever, Downtown Mt. Pleasant is hosting a competitive pitch competition, and despite the name, this has nothing to do with baseball. The goal is to bring ideas to revitalize the area and enhance the vibrancy of the downtown district. The winning projects will be awarded over $15,000 in funding.

Carol Sodman-Morris serves as a home visit nurse for the Achieving Birth Equity Through Systems Transformation program.
Michigan project creates framework for communities to reduce racial disparities in infant deaths
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Community Development
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August 25, 2022

The new effort aims to build community power, map local ecosystems, and provide equity training to reduce significant disparities in infant mortality.

An operator in the call center at Network 180, Kent County's community mental health agency.
Here’s what the new national 988 Suicide Crisis and Lifeline means for Michigan
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Healthy Communities
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August 18, 2022

Michigan has joined the nation in implementing an ambitious, transformative vision for mental health crisis services.

Regional task force aims to spread accurate information about reducing the risk of monkeypox
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Healthy Communities
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August 18, 2022

Monkeypox is on the rise in this country. While health officials haven't seen it in Bay County yet, they believe it will be here soon.

Charms of rural Michigan lure local man back from across the pond
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August 11, 2022

Though he learned much from his time living in England, Guy Stickler is grateful to be back raising his family in rural Millbrook Township and working as a Survey Project Manager for Rowe PSC in Mt. Pleasant.  

Improvements are on the way with Chippewa River Erosion and Canoe Launch Project
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Community Development
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August 11, 2022

Under the Chippewa River Erosion and Canoe Launch Project, engineers work together to repair eroded riverbanks located at Deerfield Nature Park and Majeske Landing.

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