The first issue of the Adrian Reporter will go to press this week, adding to the Meadowbrook Media family.
Lenawee County commissioners are expected to reject an offer to buy the former Tecumseh Products Co. property on East Patterson Street. Photo by David Panian.
Editor's note: This story was updated Thursday with the results of the Lenawee County Board of Commissioners' meeting Wednesday.
Raisin Township trustees, from left, Kelly Williams, Blaine McDonald and Shelley Hunt, unveil a rock that bears a plaque commemorating the township’s bicentennial during a bicentennial celebration Aug. 9 at the Township Hall. Photo by David Panian
RAISIN TWP. — Two hundred years of history were celebrated Sunday afternoon at Raisin Township’s bicentennial celebration.
The Mystery Inc. gang from the “Scooby-Doo” cartoon series visited Tecumseh this past weekend for the city’s new Main Street Multiverse event Aug. 8. As part of the fun, cosplayers could strike poses at themed photo-op stations downtown, including this one in front of Tilton & Sons Shoes. Pictured are, from left, Kiley Cook as Daphne Blake, Kringle the dog dressed at the Mystery Machine, Haley Forsythe as Fred Jones, and Lacey Cook as a Steampunk character. Photo by Brad Heineman
Supervillains and other no-good-doers wouldn’t have wanted to stumble upon the streets of downtown Tecumseh this past weekend.
Michigan State Police Detective Lt. Dan Drewyor, right, is pictured with state police director Col. James F. Grady II during the MSP’s Recognition Ceremony Aug. 5 in Dimondale. Submitted photo.
DIMONDALE — A Michigan State Police detective who worked on the Dee Warner murder case and one of the command officers at the Monroe Post were among the honorees as the agency’s recent Recognition
Tecumseh High School’s Apprenticeship Program Wall, pictured Monday, lets students find information about careers in the trades. How to prepare graduates for future job opportunities will be a consideration as the Tecumseh school district develops its next strategic plan. Photo by David Panian
TECUMSEH — With the 2026-27 school year starting this coming Monday, Tecumseh Public Schools administrators are about to launch a new strategic planning process.
Annika Schmittlein, left, voting for the first time in Tuesday’s primary election, feeds her completed ballot into the tabulator at the Clinton Township Hall while election worker Barbara Pope observes. Photo by David Panian
CLINTON — Voters in Clinton helped support a fire department millage renewal that will extend fire coverage in the area through 2035.
Tara Schmiesing of Britton looks over some of the books available during the Friends of the Tecumseh District Library book sale Aug. 1 at the library. Photo by David Panian
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