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.
To the Editor:
I wish to thank the staff at the Tecumseh Center for the Arts for their gracious help in hosting the world premiere of my movie, "Sidewalk Singer," on Saturday, April 20. Special thanks goes out to Kathy Field, Rebecca Peach and Karen Bunch for their kindness and hard work. Each one was flexible and "rolled with...
After about a two-year hiatus, a SADD chapter is back at Tecumseh High School and is as active as ever combating bad choices by the student body.
Formerly, the public was familiar with the student organization as Students Against Drunk Driving, but the organization has broadened its focus to include a larger spectrum of today’s...
There are signs that the Michigan economy is rebounding — slowly, but surely. The following is the second in a series of stories that point to a more positive outlook in areas that affect Tecumseh and the surrounding communities.
In January, the Polk auto industry research firm predicted auto sales would continue to rise,...
Comstar Automotive USA LLC held a Grand Opening in Tecumseh on Thursday, April 25. City representatives joined Ford Motor Company officials and other community leaders for a presentation, tour and reception at the new plant being launched at 900 Industrial Drive.
The parent company, Comstar Automotive Technologies Pvt. Ltd., is...
On May 10, Clinton-based Eden Foods will be in United States District Court in an attempt to fight the Affordable Care Act’s mandate that companies must provide contraceptive medications at no charge for employees as part of health care packages.
The complaint was filed on March 20 in U.S. District Court in Detroit by Erin...
Controversy about the Tecumseh High School wrestling program and how it is coached resurfaced at the Monday, April 22, school board meeting. Several audience members and student athletes took the opportunity to voice their displeasure at the dismissal of head wrestling coach Tony Greathouse. The same controversy erupted last year at...
There are signs that the Michigan economy is rebounding — slowly, but surely. The following is the third in a series of stories that point to a more positive outlook in areas that affect Tecumseh and the surrounding communities.
For a time, there were predictions that manufacturing was on the decline in this country and would...
A special school board meeting on Wednesday evening finished with a unanimous vote by the Clinton Community Schools board members to enter into contract negotiations with Sean McNatt, Superintendent of Breckenridge Community Schools. Before the decision was reached, Superintendent David P. Pray spoke to the school board and the staff...
There are signs that the Michigan economy is rebounding — slowly, but surely. The following is the second in a series of stories that point to a more positive outlook in areas that affect Tecumseh and the surrounding communities.
The construction industry was hard hit by the recession of the past several years, but there are...
The vote on Tuesday, May 7, to renew the 1.15 supporting mills for the Tecumseh District Library (TDL) and add another .2 mill to compensate for the decline in property values was the topic of a public forum Wednesday night, April 17, hosted by the citizens’ group TDL Ballot Question Committee (TDLBQC). The forum was held at the First...
