Author: Sarah R. Adams-Slominski Photo Credit Courtney Jerome / Epicenter Mt. Pleasant The leaves are already changing color around us, but downtown Mt. Pleasant is seeing touches of maroon and gold from another source this September. Thanks to the Paint the Town Maroon initiative, the city has everything it needs to ensure everyone is fired up
Author: Courtney Jerome “Sometimes there’s that thought that, ‘Oh, literacy has to happen when we’re sitting in the chair and we’re reading the book, and we’re talking about it and answering questions,’ and it’s just so much more than that,” shares Barb Sanford, youth collections and program coordinator at Chippewa River District Library. “And it
May in Mt. Pleasant, Isabella County, and Gratiot County brings a full calendar of events that highlight springtime energy and community spirit. From family-friendly festivals and outdoor fundraisers to local shopping events and Mother’s Day celebrations, there are plenty of ways to connect, explore, and support small businesses across the region. Whether you're planning a weekend
Whether you’re a child or you’re 90 years old, if you’re a fan of baseball, Opening Day is one of the most anticipated days of the year. That’s not just for professional baseball. There’s equal excitement for local Little Leagues across the country. And it’s not any different for the youth Little League in Mt.
April is the perfect time to embrace springtime vibes in Mt. Pleasant, as the snow melts away and flowers begin to bloom. In April 2025 Mt. Pleasant events are buzzing throughout the city. Whether you're interested in enjoying the local arts and cultural scene, are looking for an Easter brunch, or will be making the rounds
Under the bleak, gray permacloud of a Michigan winter, it can be difficult to imagine avenues for recreation or leisure. And yet, life goes on. Entertainment opportunities for Isabella County residents are just as available in winter as they were in the summer; sometimes all it requires is a little more research and a change in
What’s happening: The halls of Fancher and Mary McGuire Elementary schools recently received new book vending machines thanks to a partnership with local retailer Sleepy Dog Books. The new book bending machines are part of a continued effort to support literacy in the schools and across the Mt. Pleasant community. Why it’s important: Jenny and Riley Justis
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