Isabella County Restoration House (ICRH) Opens Emergency Cooling Station During NWS Heat Advisory
PRESS RELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJuly 14, 2026Isabella County Restoration House (ICRH) Opens Emergency Cooling Station During NWS Heat Advisory Mount Pleasant, MI — In response to the National Weather Service’s Heat Advisory, and forecasts indicating dangerous temperatures may continue throughout the next 48 hours, the Isabella County Restoration House (ICRH) has activated an Emergency Cooling Station to protect vulnerable residents from life‑threatening heat conditions. On Tuesday, July 14, 2026 and
Virtual Program Highlights Pelvic Health After Cancer Treatment
Virtual Program Highlights Pelvic Health After Cancer Treatment Olivia Shelton, P.T., D.P.T., Cert. D.N., MyMichigan Health pelvic health physical therapist, will present a free virtual educational program, on how oncology patients can navigate the physical changes that can impact intimacy, body confidence, and quality of life after cancer treatment. Cancer treatment can bring significant changes that extend beyond a person’s diagnosis and recovery. Surgeries, chemotherapy, radiation and hormonal
Butterflies in the Park Invites Community to Honor Loved Ones
Butterflies in the Park Invites Community to Honor Loved OnesMIDLAND, Mich. – MyMichigan Home Care, under the auspices of the MyMichigan Health Foundation, invites community members to celebrate the lives and memories of loved ones during its annual Butterflies in the Park event in Clare, Midland and Mt. Pleasant, on Sunday, Aug. 2.A cherished tradition throughout the region, Butterflies in the Park provides the opportunity to honor or remember someone special through the symbolic release of live
Building an Email Newsletter That Grows Your Mt. Pleasant Business
An email newsletter is one of the most reliable tools a small business can build for consistent customer engagement and repeat sales. Email marketing delivers a 3,600% ROI — $36 for every dollar spent — and 59% of consumers say marketing emails influence their purchase decisions. The Mt. Pleasant Area Chamber of Commerce already puts this channel to work: its e-newsletter reaches more than 1,300 active members each month, giving local businesses a direct line to the region's most engaged business
What Closes New Mt. Pleasant Businesses — And the Decisions That Prevent It
Only fewer than 35% survive a decade — U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data shows that just 34.7% of businesses established in 2013 were still operating in 2023, meaning roughly two out of three had closed. In Mt. Pleasant, where entrepreneurs open everything from specialty retail near Central Michigan University to professional services firms serving the broader Isabella County market, the early mistakes tend to follow a recognizable pattern. Most are avoidable if you catch them before they compound.No
Smart Tax Prep Strategies for Mt. Pleasant Small Business Owners
Small business owners in the Mt. Pleasant area often navigate tax season while juggling day-to-day operations. The most successful teams treat tax prep not as a once-a-year scramble but as an ongoing financial habit that protects cash flow and reduces stress. Learn below about How organized recordkeeping strengthens year-round tax readiness Practical ways to simplify documentation and avoid common mistakes A table outlining key tax categories at a glance An FAQ addressing common questions from local
