Tecumseh Herald

Mickey Alvarado

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Mickey Alvarado — Managing Editor — Herald employee since August 2001. Awards include National Newspaper Association's (NNA) Best Feature Photo (2nd, 09), Best Sports Column (1st, 04), Best Photo Essay (3rd, 03), Michigan Press Association (MPA) Sports Picture (2nd, 09), Special Section (1st, 09), Picture Story (1st, 07), News Picture (1st, 07), and Sports Columnist (3rd, 03). Coverage topics include wide range of issues from sports to local news.

Deb Wuethrich

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Deb Wuethrich is an award-winning community journalist and has worked as a staff writer for the Tecumseh Herald for seven years. She also has worked for a daily newspaper in Michigan, and community newspapers in New York State, and has been sharing opinions as a columnist for 17 years. Her current coverage areas include the City of Tecumseh, Raisin Township and Tecumseh Township. Deb also is responsible for content on the Education, Agriculture and Faith Pages of the Herald (with an Amy Award for a faith-based column in 2003) as well as for the newspaper’s annual Guide to Racing which allows her to pursue an interest in covering behind-the-scenes stories during NASCAR events at Michigan International Speedway in the Herald’s backyard. Readers may expect commentary or conversation starters on any of these subjects and are invited to jump in anytime!

Jim Lincoln

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Jim Lincoln, publisher, is the second generation of the Lincoln family to own and manage the award winning weekly newspaper following his father, the late James C. Lincoln, who purchased the Tecumseh Herald in 1957. Jim joined the business in 1983 after graduating from Alma College. Since then, the newspaper facility has expanded with the addition of a new pressroom, along with computer technologies. The launch of this interactive website offers readers an opportunity to participate in local journalism. Readers can comment on stories, vote on a weekly poll question, blog, and submit photos and videos.

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