Mid Michigan College’s new Morey Event Center is gaining momentum with a major early commitment from a familiar local partner. The investment will help shape a new on-campus space designed for athletics, student milestones, and community gatherings—marking a significant step forward for the college and the region.
The Gratiot-Isabella RESD Student Leadership Community initiative empowers students from 12 area schools to develop leadership and collaboration skills while elevating student voices to better inform and strengthen local education experiences.
Rob VanDorin is helping shape Mt. Pleasant by doing more than just talking about change—he’s showing up for it. Recently honored for his community leadership, his work connects CMU and the broader community in meaningful ways.
Local athletes helped power a record-setting winter season for Mid Michigan College Athletics. From conference championships and national tournament appearances to program milestones and individual honors, Lakers teams delivered standout performances across multiple sports—highlighting the strength of regional talent and the growing success of Mid Michigan College programs.
With literacy rates lagging across Michigan, Isabella County organizations are working collaboratively to expand access to books, programs, and reading experiences. Their shared goal: help more children build the skills and confidence they need to succeed.
March is bringing fresh energy to Mt. Pleasant, with a full lineup of events to help you welcome the season. From family-friendly activities and local art to live music and community gatherings, there’s something happening every week.
In mid-Michigan, public safety is a shared effort. Through decades of collaboration—and new agreements shaped by recent challenges—local communities are working together to ensure residents receive timely, effective emergency services.
With a goal of building community and healing in a holistic way, Center of Peace in downtown Mt. Pleasant offers a variety of wellness experiences.
What started as a simple idea—to create space for women in business to connect—has grown into a dynamic, year-round series in Mt. Pleasant.
When winter weather threatens Isabella County, Mt. Pleasant Public Schools begins evaluating conditions long before families wake up. From National Weather Service briefings to early-morning road checks, district leaders weigh multiple factors before deciding whether to cancel or delay classes—all with student safety as the top priority.
Our Partners
