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Clum named chair of Howell chamber
Early morning commitments, long days at the office and late nights of job-related preparation are no sweat for Jessica Clum.
Central Michigan Med School Gets Go-Ahead To Open
Central Michigan University has received accreditation for the new medical school that's set to receive its first class of future doctors next year, officials announced Wednesday.
Historic home in Alma to get a complete makeover
Kurt Wassenaar is an architect and an Alma native. He completed the purchase of Ammi Wright's old home last week.
Union Township approves trade in of 2008 F250 for $10,000
Union Township voted on and approved Wednesday the trade of one of its trucks used to load and haul various materials for a few of the companies in the city.
Central Michigan med school gets go-ahead to open
MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. - Central Michigan University says it has received accreditation for the new medical school that's set to receive its first class of future doctors next year.
Craigslist advertisement for free monkey posted Tuesday
TheA Craigslist ad A posted Tuesday indicated the monkey, from Crystal, an hour from Mount Pleasant, would be given away for free and includes a cage, food and toys.
Academic adviser leads girl scout troop to bond with daughter
Troop Leader, Jamie Brown of Mount Pleasant, talks to the girls of Girl Scout Troop 50814 about their design entries for Art Reach's Festival of Banners at their meeting Monday night at the Jane Harris Cabin.
'World's largest paint party' canceled in Saginaw; Mount Pleasant remains on tour
A concert-like act dubbed "the world's largest paint party" was canceled at downtown's Dow Event Center here, officials say.
Morey Courtsa Slim to Win contest offers cash prize as incentive to get fit
Morey Courts is giving motivation to those who are serious about a New Year's resolution of weight loss by offering a grand prize of $10,000. The Slim to Win weight loss competition at Morey Courts Recreation Center, 5175 E. Remus Road, has 888 people participating.
Report: CMU biology department sees growth, chairman believes med school had impact
The chairman of the Central Michigan University Biology Department believes the College of Medicine has helped grow the department.
Restaurants staying open later, some 24 hours
The first thing Matthew Weigl does when he leaves the bar with his friends is to go looking for a place to eat.
City Manager Kathie Grinzinger one of six appointed to municipal league board
City Manager Kathie Grinzinger, along with five other local government officials, was appointed last week to the Michigan Municipal League Board of Trustees.
CMU's Opus XV concert moves to Midland Center for the Arts
Central Michigan University's annual concert Opus XV is moving from Mount Pleasant to Midland.
Student musicians work late nights, early mornings as jazz hosts on WCMU Public Radio
Grand Rapids junior Mike Sundt strokes the strings of his bass as he plucks syncopated off-beats during a jazz rehearsal in Jazz Lab I on Friday in the Music Building.
Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe continues work on wind turbine
The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe is continuing work on a wind turbine being built on tribal land in Mount Pleasant.
Student volunteers help homeless in Detroit
Students from Central Michigan University, Mid Michigan Community College and Ferris State University traveled to Detroit on Saturday to pass out bagged lunches and winter clothing to people living on the streets.
Mount Pleasant heats up with 21st Night of Louisiana
Anna Ridgway, 4, of Mount Pleasant, dances alongside her mother at the 21st Annual Night of Louisiana on Saturday.
More than 500 attend Indian Night Saturday
Midland resident Sangeeta Kar performs and leads an Odissi dance during India Night Saturday in Plachta Auditorium.
Ship postcard book brings Great Lakes history to life
Long before people shared their travels instantly through e-mail, Facebook and smartphone photos, they sent postcards -- which in the heyday of Great Lakes passenger vessels were available on just about every ship.
Mid-Michigan Industries partners with students to benefit developmentally disabled residents