Michigan State Police troopers seized two pistols during a traffic stop Aug. 15 in Ridgeway Township. During the stop, the troopers also apprehended a woman who was a suspect in an armed robbery, home invasion, domestic violence and stolen vehicle case in Washtenaw County. Submitted photo.
RIDGEWAY TWP. — Michigan State Police troopers apprehended a wanted woman and seized two pistols during a traffic stop Aug. 15 southeast of Tecumseh.
Patterson school property owner Dan Meikle, right, and his project engineer, Jeremy Pickford of the Mannick & Smith Group, left, look over part of the project site plan with Tecumseh city planner Lauren Sayre from the planning consulting firm McKenna after the Tecumseh Planning Commission meeting Aug. 11. Photo by David Panian.
TECUMSEH — City planning commissioners have given the developer of the former Patterson school property a list of items to address before construction can begin.
Instructional assistants, from left, Dee Helisek, Kimberley Atwell and Carla Funchion welcome students to Tecumseh Acres Early Learning Center. Photo by David Panian.
TECUMSEH — Bicyclists and those curious about cycling are invited to learn about bike events and races at an event Saturday, Aug. 22, at Cal Zorn Park.
TECUMSEH — Fiscal practices by the Tecumseh City Clerk’s Office have earned the city certification in funding and budgets by the nonpartisan Alliance for Election Excellence.
Several Model T’s are parked in a downtown Tecumseh parking lot as the 2026 Model T Jamboree came to town. Photo by Jennifer Kreps.
TECUMSEH — Downtown Tecumseh took a step back to the early 20th century last Friday as a plethora of Ford Model T’s visited as part of an annual gathering of owners of the famous automobiles.
The Lenawee County Fair midway is pictured July 31. The company that provides the fair’s midway rides, Big Rock Amusements, will have a carnival Aug. 26-30 in Adrian in the Howard Center parking lot — the former Adrian Mall. Photo by Brad Heineman
When Matt McDonagh found a hole on his carnival schedule for this summer, he knew right where he wanted to go.
A ceremonial check presentation was conducted Aug. 13 as Morenci American Legion Post 368 gifted a $10,000 check to the Wounded Warrior Project. Pictured with the check are, from left, Trent Dominique, organizer of the Legion’s golf outing that benefited the Wounded Warrior Project; Matt Hewitt, Legion commander; and Deb Hewitt, Auxiliary president. Submitted photo.
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