Green Tree Cooperative cuts the ribbon on new downtown location
Mitten-covered hands clapped as Sarah Christensen and Laura Coffee cut the big ribbon to officially open the new location for Green Tree Cooperative grocery.
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Mitten-covered hands clapped as Sarah Christensen and Laura Coffee cut the big ribbon to officially open the new location for Green Tree Cooperative grocery.
Award-winning Midland-based breakfast restaurant Omelettes & More opened its third location in Mount Pleasant on Tuesday, Nov. 9.
Two weeks ago the Towers dining hall, The Eatery, temporarily closed due to labor shortages. Since I live in Carey Hall, I didn't have access to food unless I walked to another residential restaurant or spent extra money off campus.
An Oxford, Michigan senior is organizing an event to collect petition signatures at the Central Michigan University homecoming tailgate.
Editor's Note: Upon publication, a name was spelled incorrectly. This story has been altered to display the correct spelling.
Since Welcome Weekend, Central Michigan University Facebook parent groups and student Twitter accounts have served up a full buffet of complaints about uncooked chicken, spoiled milk, food shortages and other problem in campus residential restaurants.
Central Michigan University alumnus Casey Croad, founder and CEO of Ignite Donuts, said he is preparing to open its first storefront located at 2208 S. Mission St. this fall.
Green Tree Cooperative Grocery's new downtown location is still under construction in the property located at 410 W Broadway known as "Parcel B."
Over the summer, the Central Michigan University Residential Restaurants have received changes, courtesy of the new food provider, Chartwells.
Mount Pleasant will be expanding its range of food options this summer by welcoming its first poke bowl restaurant, Little Koi.
The third round of stimulus checks was signed into law on March 11. Later that month, many CMU students and Mount Pleasant residents saw money hit their bank accounts.
Two Mount Pleasant restaurants announced temporary closures on social media because of COVID-19 this past week.
Inside the small building on the corner of N. Franklin Avenue and E. Mosher Street wafts the aroma of freshly ground coffee and spices. This hidden gem will soon move to the spotlight as it expands to a bigger building downtown.
As Central Michigan University hurdles toward the close of the 2021 Spring semester, so will Central Michigan University’s 25-year-old dining contract.
Love isn’t all that’s in the air this Valentine’s Day.
Mount Pleasant's restaurant operators spent Feb. 1 seating and serving customers for the first time since last year.
After about 25 years of serving food to students at Central Michigan University, the university has decided to cancel its contract with Aramark.
Similar to most small businesses across the country, Dog Central has adjusted its operations to comply with COVID-19 guidelines.
Despite new COVID-19 protocols, students shared mostly positive with this semester's dining experiences and the temporary takeout program.
Another Sunday in Robinson Residential Restaurant led to another day of disappointment. The sausage and egg sandwich that I ate was a wannabe Egg McMuffin, but somehow blander. The tater tots I had for the side were not enticing, either.