August is packed with opportunities to make the most of summer in Mt. Pleasant. From the excitement of the Isabella County Youth and Farm Fair and free outdoor concerts to local markets, community fundraisers, and family-friendly festivals, there's no shortage of ways to get out and enjoy the season.
As drivers navigate traffic shifts and construction zones, many are wondering what's changing along Mission Street. City officials break down the current resurfacing project, upcoming shared-use pathway plans, and the long-term vision for one of Mt. Pleasant's busiest corridors.
Lifelong Mt. Pleasant resident Cassandra Chippeway uses storytelling, personal connection, and cultural understanding to showcase the people and experiences that define Mt. Pleasant.
David and Layla Davis say Mt. Pleasant doesn't need another restaurant—it needs more places to gather. Their newest venture, 1901 Coffee & Cocktail Lounge, blends coffee, cocktails, “conversation food,” and community programming in a space designed to encourage conversation.
Get a glimpse of July 2026 events happening in Mt. Pleasant—including shows, festivals, dining experiences, and family-friendly happenings.
Renaissance Public School Academy became the only school in Isabella County to earn Michigan Evergreen School designation through a student-led sustainability effort.
Patricia Young’s journey from first-generation college student to admissions leader reflects the powerful role CMU plays in shaping both people and place.
From festivals and live music to family activities and community celebrations, June is packed with exciting events to explore in Mt. Pleasant.
Local representatives from Isabella Bank participated in the Nasdaq closing bell-ringing ceremony, celebrating one year since its Nasdaq listing.
Local literacy efforts receive a win, as Sleepy Dog Books is awarded a $20,000 national grant to expand its bookstore operations and grow its mission of increasing book access for children and families across mid Michigan.
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