Mt. Pleasant’s newest brewery is blending science, sustainability and a passion for community. From reclaimed building materials to carefully crafted drink and food menus, ColdWind Brewing’s owners are putting their own spin on the local brewery experience.
November in Mt. Pleasant is filled with opportunities to enjoy local art, music, holiday shopping, delicious dining, and community events. From engaging exhibitions at the University Art Gallery and free CMU School of Music performances to festive holiday markets, arts and crafts shows, and seasonal fundraisers, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
The new Men’s Emotional Health Center is working to challenge the stigma surrounding men’s mental health, offering men a supportive space to connect and prioritize their mental health in Mt. Pleasant.
CMU and CMURC have launched a new national security initiative bringing together research, industry, and government partners to advance technology, workforce development, and economic opportunities across Michigan.
Epicenter Mt. Pleasant begins a new chapter as longtime local resident and editor Courtney Jerome takes ownership. The transition reinforces the publication's commitment to community storytelling and local journalism.
Drawing on his experience as a first-generation college student, Rob Zinger-Heath helps CMU students build connections and find belonging. His initiatives strengthen ties between campus and the Mt. Pleasant community.
October brings crisp fall days, homecoming celebrations and plenty of seasonal fun to the Mt. Pleasant area. From CMU and Mount Pleasant High School homecoming festivities to live performances, educational events, Halloween activities and opportunities to support important causes, there’s something happening for everyone this month.
September brings plenty of opportunities to get out and enjoy the beginning of fall in Mt. Pleasant. From live music and community fundraisers to festivals, family-friendly activities, local markets and more, there’s something for everyone throughout the month.
40 Under 40 awardee and For Art's Sake owner, Megan Bair, is working to make creativity more accessible in Mt. Pleasant by giving people a place to experiment, learn, sell, and connect without the pressure to be perfect.
Isabella County’s recycling center will replace its aging baler in August using more than $500K in federal grant funding secured through a partnership with the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe. Officials say the investment should reduce maintenance concerns and prepare the facility for future improvements, though some recycling services will temporarily pause during installation.
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