The city of Tecumseh is coordinating a fundraising drive to benefit victims of the May 20 tornado in Moore, Oklahoma. Canisters will be located at Tecumseh City Hall, Big Boy, Martin’s Home Center, Schmidt and Sons Pharmacy, Daily Grind, The Dog House Restaurant, Perky’s Eastside, and Perky’s at Pentecost Hwy. Monetary donations may also be made at any United Bank and Trust branch. For more information, call Tecumseh City Hall at 423.2107.
Tecumseh’s Memorial Day commemoration will include the traditional parade at 10 a.m., with a line-up at City Hall and march to Union Street, ending at Brookside Cemetery.
“We have 75 to 80 units this year,” said Memorial Day Parade Marshal Gary Naugle. He added that the Plymouth Fife and Drum Corp will again visit the city this...
In a 6-1 vote following several minutes of discussion on Monday, May 20, Tecumseh City Council members authorized City Manager Kevin Welch to pursue a lease agreement with Tecumseh Paddling Company (TPC), owned by Mark and Jennifer Johnson, for rental of space for a canoe and kayak livery at the Tecumseh Community Center. The space...
An article in a Country Woman magazine caught Donna Murphy’s eye one day as she read the publication.
“It was about a group that made pillowcases for troops,” said Murphy. “I didn’t think much about it at first, then the thought occurred to me that we have a lot of extra fabric from our own projects.” Murphy said she and her...
Some properties on S. Maumee Street recently were marked and had residents wondering if something was being added to the monitoring system set up on the former Tecumseh Products property. In 2011, a Permeable Reactive Barrier (PRB) was installed to filter a plume of contaminated groundwater found in the area in 2009. A monitoring well...
From 1924 until 1955 visitors to the Irish Hills had to choose between two towers where they could see for miles. The chance to gaze over seven miles and 10 lakes may never happen again unless the Irish Hills Historical Society is able to raise $200,000 to renovate the landmark Irish Hills Towers.
A Dangerous Building Hearing...
The issue of reimbursement for medical expenses resulting from a skin infection outbreak among Tecumseh wrestlers this season was revisited during the public comment segment of Monday night’s Tecumseh School Board meeting.
Pat Pelham, the father of two varsity wrestlers, asked the board if it was considering paying the medical...
CLINTON — The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) Fund of Michigan has joined with the United States government in opposition to a claim filed in federal court by Eden Foods. Eden Foods and owner Michael Potter feel the company should be excused from providing contraceptive coverage in employee health insurance required by new...
Killarney Realty began as a third career for Mary Alice Kozemchak. After being a stay-at-home mom for her four children, Mary Alice commuted for 17 years from the Irish Hills to Tecumseh for her job at Herrick Diagnostics.
Her husband, Bill, suggested she should change careers. Happy with her work, Mary Alice asked Bill what he...
Tecumseh’s 2013 Classic Car and Bike Show will kick off on Thursday, May 16, from 6-8 p.m. Cars and bikes will be on display in the United Bank and Trust Hickman Financial Center parking lot at 205 E. Chicago Blvd.
The city is extending an ongoing invitation to local service organizations that might like to be a part of the...
The TCA Big Band and VocalAires will mark their Tenth Annual Spring Concert with a special performance Sunday, May 19 at 4 p.m. at the Tecumseh Center for the Arts.
Join the band and special guests, swing dancers Ed and Michelle Stuck, as they travel down memory lane together through the music and dance of World War II. From...
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