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Incoming freshman Taylor Idema, who grew up in Mount Pleasant, wanted to give the community the opportunity to enjoy music and the arts, just like she does. That's why she raised $200,000 to build an outdoor amphitheater for that very purpose.
The Island Park Arts Pavilion, a project four years in the making, is set to open next month.
Development will move forward on the plot of land next to City Hall.
Parcel B, special assessment and marijuana are on the agenda for the July 8 City Commission meeting.
The Mount Pleasant City Commission passed multiple pieces of legislation and discussed the conceptual plan for the Central Michigan University Smartzone at its June 24 meeting in City Hall.
Former Central Michigan University Student Government Association President Ian Elliott will plead no contest to one count of third-degree criminal sexual conduct in two cases of sexual assault.
A 28-year-old Mount Pleasant man was arrested on charges of aggravated assault Friday, June 21.
Mount Pleasant Police Department, assisted by the Michigan State Police Intelligence Unit and the Michigan Department of Corrections, are completing an investigation of a series of thefts that occurred in March.
There are still spaces available for a free self-defense tactics class taking place next Saturday.
Three Mount Pleasant police officers are getting promoted this summer.
For the fourth year in a row, Thrilling Thursdays will provide entertainment for community members all summer.
The Rev. Wayne Nicholson, a retired priest at St. John's Episcopal Church in Mount Pleasant, died Monday, June 10 from injuries sustained in a car accident.
The Mount Pleasant Police Department is accepting applications for the 19th annual Youth Services Academy.
During a discussion-filled meeting June 10 in City Hall, the Mount Pleasant City Commission approved multiple pieces of legislation related to recreational marijuana and traffic control.
A budding franchise will occupy the property located at 807 S. Mission Street. The building, which previously held Popeyes will now house Tiki Pineapple, according to a post on the company’s Facebook page. The grand opening is scheduled for 11 a.m. Saturday, July 27.
After nearly a year of discussion, the Mount Pleasant City Commission voted to expand the area of sidewalk snow removal in the city.
Because Memorial Day is on Monday, the Mount Pleasant City Commission will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 28 at City Hall. Commissioners will discuss dining igloos, recreational marijuana ordinances and the city's snow and ice removal policy.
The sixth annual Mount Pleasant Craft Beer Festival will feature beer and wine from 30 Michigan breweries.
After hearing concerns from residents and business owners, the Mount Pleasant City Commission chose not to narrow Brown Street during its scheduled construction.
Max and Emily's will feature local bands and nationally-recognized artists at its 11th annual Summer Concert Series.
