TECUMSEH — It could be a while before a bridge on Tecumseh’s west side reopens.
More than 20 teens, and a few adults, registered and participated in the Tecumseh District Library’s “Bricks to Books” crafting program Friday, Sept. 11. Participants were able to turn plain brick pavers into decorative book covers by using paint markers, acrylic paint, graphite paper and their own artistic abilities. Photo by Brad Heineman
An afternoon of crafting for teens at the Tecumseh District Library almost two weeks ago has culminated in designed bricks that resemble book covers now lining an exterior entrance at the front of
At least 25 students and seven parent-educators who participated Sept. 10 in a home-school tour of The Tecumseh Herald and Downtown Printing gather in front of The Herald office for a group picture. Photo by Brad Heineman
TECUMSEH — The Tecumseh Herald and Downtown Printing once again welcomed young learners from throughout Lenawee County for a tour of the local newspaper publisher.
ADRIAN — Award-winning author Sherry A. Burton will present “The History of Orphan Trains” at 6 p.m. Monday, Sept. 28, at the Lenawee District Library’s main branch in Adrian.
TECUMSEH — Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Tecumseh participated Sept. 13 for the fifth year in packaging meals to provide fortified, dehydrated meals to those in hunger-stricken countries.
Angela Schiller holding one of her paper mâché creations. Photo by Jackie Koch.
The current art on exhibit at Tecumseh District Library is a collection of drawings and paper mâché creations by Angela Schiller of Tecumseh, including a dragonhead and a mask made for a production
The 2026 Appleumpkin Festival will take place in Tecumseh Oct. 10 and 11.
Downtown Tecumseh’s 32nd annual Appleumpkin Festival is set for the weekend of Saturday and Sunday, Oct.
Danielle Ward (l), Kim Stelzer and Serena Riley, the “Stacy Sisters,” will host a free community celebration Saturday, Sept. 27, at the Stacy Mansion in Tecumseh, to celebrate one year of operation. Submitted photo.
The historic Stacy Mansion in Tecumseh will be the site of a free community celebration from noon-5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 27, to celebrate one year of operation.
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