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Clinton High School principal Kevin Beazley (r) surprises Ron Schaffner with news of his award. Photo by Jackie Koch

Wed, 01/12/2022 - 11:43am

State to honor Clinton teacher with top award

On Friday, Jan. 7, the student body and staff of Clinton High School were called to the school’s gymnasium for a brief assembly.

Scheduled to appear at the TCA Comedy Show on January 22 are (l-r) Dan Simon, Steve Smargon, Frank Roche, and Mark Bonto.

Wed, 01/12/2022 - 11:40am

TCA Comedy Show coming January 22

The middle of winter is a perfect time to lighten up with some comedy, and Tecumseh Center for the Arts (TCA) has that covered with the TCA Comedy Show set for Saturday, Jan. 22.

Parks and Recreation Director Sarah Gilmore. Photo submitted.

Wed, 01/12/2022 - 11:38am

Michigan Avian Experience takes birds into high school to help students learn from nature

The Michigan Avian Experience (MAE), a nonprofit organization, visited Tecumseh High School on January 5.

Tecumseh all-state bowler Owen Williams prepares his self-made fishing lures, which he started selling in 2020. Photo by Jeff Papworth.

Mon, 01/10/2022 - 5:32pm

Tecumseh bowler Owen Williams sells his own fishing lures with his trademark tenacity

Owen Williams successfully selling his own fishing lures isn’t the result of an epiphany, as much as it is about his drive to dive headfirst into whatever he does until it balloons into a big endea

A carver from Ice Creations starts a sculpture in downtown Tecumseh at a prior festival. Herald file photo.

Wed, 01/05/2022 - 12:03pm

Ice Sculpture Festival returns to downtown

Tecumseh’s 13th Annual Ice Sculpture Festival is coming, and just in time for those who are getting antsy indoors. To be held Saturday and Sunday, Jan.

Photo by John Seay

Wed, 01/05/2022 - 12:00pm

Tribe blasts Blissfield 43-19

Tecumseh’s David Hunt goes up for a layup against Blissfield on Tuesday at Tecumseh High School.

Realtor Michael Thornton tours a unit that’s being prepared for a new tenant at Tecumseh Plaza.

Wed, 01/05/2022 - 11:58am

Tecumseh Plaza prepares for new tenants

Tecumseh Plaza, built in 1980 on more than eight acres of land, is most recognizable by Busch’s Fresh Food Market, the largest store in the shopping center, but the plaza holds a wide variety of re

Gigi Roberts fills in as a substitute teacher on Tuesday at Tecumseh Middle School. Photo by Jim Lincoln.

Wed, 01/05/2022 - 11:56am

Bill allows school employees to work as substitute teachers

On December 23 Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed House Bill 4294 to address the state’s substitute teacher shortage. The bill temporarily allows staff members such as secretaries, paraprofessionals,

Sports

Tecumseh’s defensive play remains stout after 2-week layoff

Clinton’s Connor Busz, Grant Stockford among last week’s top

Multiple Clinton wrestlers place 1st in weekend wrestling

Rising BD boys bowling program has been sidelined for a month

Tecumseh bowler Owen Williams sells his own fishing lures with

Clinton’s Preston and Long open eyes as 1st-year starters

IlluminaTe Dance to expand into former Eagles building

Rhoades placed on administrative leave pending investigation of allegations

TCA Comedy Show coming January 22

News

State to honor Clinton teacher with top award

TCA Comedy Show coming January 22

Michigan Avian Experience takes birds into high school to help students learn from nature

Ice Sculpture Festival returns to downtown

New voting maps could reshape regional politics

Grocery Specials

Editorials

Paying it forward is alive and well in Tecumseh

New study: Michigan redistricting maps failed on partisan fairness

‘Give of yourself, give blood’

Make sure Michigan residents benefit from state’s cash haul

Project Phoenix should include tribute to veterans

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Obituaries

Jeanette A. Mastie

Stanley L. Mastie

Carrie Jacqueline “Jackie” Halsey

Susan Teresa Herrst

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