When women lift each other up, it has a profound and lasting impact
For more than 20 years, the Women’s Initiative Fund at the Mt. Pleasant Area Community Foundation has raised money to support organizations that benefit women and girls.
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Seeing what Mt. Pleasant offers beyond the college experience proves crucial for talent retention
Mt. Pleasant Discovery Museum Executive Director Lizzie Dilg credits Central Michigan University's Nonprofit Program and Isabella County's robust nonprofit sector for influencing her decision to remain in the area after graduation.
Give Local Isabella returns May 3 for 24 hours of fundraising to support nonprofits
On May 3, the Mt. Pleasant Area Community Foundation is hosting its annual Give Local Isabella event - 24 hours of communitywide fundraising supporting local charitable organizations.
Local organizations partner to host Fraud, Scams, & Misinformation Awareness webinar series
A comprehensive webinar series to help the public learn how to recognize the growing number of scams and avoid being a victim of one of them begins this month.
Enhanced code enforcement in Union Township helps clean up blight
Code enforcement is one more way for Union Township leaders to ensure all residents enjoy a safe environment in which they can take pride.
Local workgroup offers transitional housing support to increase long-term success
“What we can do to make sure that we're creating sustainability — that's what Transitions is supposed to be.”
Letter to the editor: A request for help to the community
Despite flu season having arrived, the pandemic is not yet over. MidMichigan Health is reaching out to our community with a request for your help.
Christmas Outreach returns to in-person shopping for 2021
Christmas Outreach of Isabella County returns to in-person shopping a year after drive-thru COVID-19 measures.
Final touches planned for Union Township’s Jameson Park Project
Jameson Park in Union Township enters the final phase in its construction project, focusing on exterior and aesthetic improvements.
Got code? Area students urged to create computer apps in Congressional contest
Middle and high school students interested in learning how to code can access free educational resources and the chance to showcase their creation in the U.S. Capitol through the 2021 Congressional App Challenge.
