TECUMSEH — Lenawee County’s domestic violence shelter could be moving to Tecumseh if a deal can be struck to sell the closed Herrick Park school to the organization that runs the Catherine Cobb Saf
Lane Dittman (as Charles) and Marielena Lucrecio (as Lydia). Submitted Photo.
It’s showtime for the Tecumseh High School (THS) Drama Club as they make their Tecumseh Center for the Arts (TCA) stage debut with their production of Beetlejuice Jr. on November 21 and 22.
The laptop running the Tecumseh City Council’s new livestreaming on YouTube is pictured over Tecumseh City Clerk Tonya Miller’s shoulder during the council meeting. Photo by David Panian.
TECUMSEH — One positive development from the COVID-19 pandemic was the adoption of using video to increase access to local government meetings.
Bonnie Greene (l) president of the Tecumseh Fresh Food Initiative, and Linda Roslin, vice president, with an example of food items given to those who utlitize the twice-monthly food pantry pickups. Photo by Jackie Koch.
Area food banks are seeing the strain that higher costs at the grocery store as well as job losses and other troubles have had on residents who are just trying to feed themselves and their families
Jeff and Jack Baker are pictured Oct. 31, 2025, at the Perky Pantry store and gas station at East Chicago Boulevard and Wyandotte Street. Perky Pantry has ended its full-service gas pumping. Photo by David Panian.
TECUMSEH — Last week saw the end of an era in Tecumseh and Lenawee County — the end of the last full-service gas station.
An architect’s rendering shows what houses in a proposed rental community in the Lone Oak Properties development in Tecumseh off Bishop Reed Drive could look like.
TECUMSEH — A proposed 37-house rental development along Red Mill Pond can be built following a pair of votes Monday by the Tecumseh City Council.
Local historian and past Musgrove Evans Award recipient Ashley Chase, right, talks with Tecumseh Mayor Brian Radant at the Musgrove Evans Award dinner Sept. 24, 2025, at The Ashlar in Tecumseh. Photo by David Panian.
TECUMSEH — A $723,980 discrepancy in the Tecumseh Public Schools’ 2024-25 budget led to less money being put into the district’s savings than expected and the resignation of the district’s business
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Tecumseh’s Lily Gnodtke celebrates after a ball falls out during the Division 2 regional final at Charlotte against Parma Western. Photo by Kristopher Lodes
Clinton's Bryce Randolph (44) blocks during the Division 7 district championship game against Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central at Navarre Field in Monroe. Photo by John Seay