The Tecumseh Herald

Tecumseh Mayor Jack Baker speaks in support of Project Phoenix at the Lenawee County Board of Commissioner's meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 20.

Thu, 10/21/2021 - 1:30pm

Products purchase approved for Project Phoenix

The Tecumseh Products Company property, formerly a landmark in the city and now a mostly vacant eyesore, is on its way to better days after Wednesday night’s meeting of the Lenawee County Commissio

Christian Johnson, center, with (l-r) mom, Meagan, BD varsity football team quarterback, Nico Johnson, together with dad, Jason, and brother, Eli. Photo by Jim Lincoln

Wed, 10/20/2021 - 1:12pm

Boy with cerebral palsy makes 50-yard touchdown run with support from players in youth football program

For 8-year-old Christian Johnson, it was the thrill of his short lifetime.

Parks and Recreation Director Sarah Gilmore with draft of five-year plan. Photo by Jim Lincoln.

Wed, 10/20/2021 - 1:06pm

Parks and Rec releases initial 5-year plan to public after surveying locals

The Tecumseh Parks and Recreation Department released an initial draft of its five-year plan for 2022-26 to the public this week.

Tecumseh’s Ethan Leitner crosses the finish line Saturday at the Lenawee County Cross Country Championship meet. Photo by Jeff Papworth.

Sat, 10/16/2021 - 7:36pm

Tecumseh’s Ethan Leitner wins boys race in Lenawee County championship meet

BLISSFIELD — When others believed in Ethan Leitner, the Tecumseh runner could believe in himself.

Tecumseh's Chesney Wilke runs toward the finish line Saturday in the Lenawee County Cross Country Championship meet at Gerber Park in Blissfield. Photo by Jeff Papworth.

Sat, 10/16/2021 - 7:24pm

Tecumseh girls win Lenawee cross country championship, led by Chesney Wilke

BLISSFIELD — Moments before a race can induce anxiety, but Chesney Wilke knows the ramifications of negative thinking.

Investigators with K-9 unit scour field behind barns and home of Dee Warner. Photo by Jim Lincoln.

Wed, 10/13/2021 - 12:49pm

‘Extensive search’ of family farm property fails to find missing woman

Investigators failed to find Dee Warner on Monday and Tuesday during an intensive search of the family’s farm and fields on Munger Road in Franklin Township.

Dave Stimpson is chairman of the Lenawee County Board of Commissioners

Wed, 10/13/2021 - 12:47pm

Project Phoenix impact on job, revenue growth huge for county

The future of a public/private partnership for a proposed Lenawee County community/sports complex, dubbed Project Phoenix, rests on the vote of nine board members of the Lenawee County Commission.

Tecumseh Mayor Jack Baker stands near memorials at Brookside Cemetery Monday honoring military veterans, as well as police and emergency responders. Baker will be honored for his service to the community at an awards ceremony on November 4 at the Ashlar. Photo by Jim Lincoln.

Wed, 10/13/2021 - 12:33pm

Baker chosen for ‘Musgrove’ award

Each year the Tecumseh Area Chamber of Commerce chooses one person from nominations for the Musgrove Evans Award, an honor named after Tecumseh’s founder that recognizes someone who has exemplified

Sports

Tecumseh grad Bethany Nowak hitting her stride on SHU golf team

Clinton, BD kick off football playoffs this week

Tecumseh football focusing on finer details after year of close

BD’s Nico Johnson and Alcock earn top football conference honors

Tecumseh, Clinton, BD compile conference cross country honors

Clinton, BD kick off football playoffs this week

Human trafficking exists in Lenawee County

Tecumseh’s Ethan Leitner wins boys race in Lenawee County championship meet

Products purchase approved for Project Phoenix

News

Products purchase approved for Project Phoenix

Tecumseh School Board discusses pay for substitutes

Boy with cerebral palsy makes 50-yard touchdown run with support from players in youth football program

Parks and Rec releases initial 5-year plan to public after surveying locals

‘Extensive search’ of family farm property fails to find missing woman

Grocery Specials

Editorials

Local park is not a litter box for house pets

Council thankful for homecoming support

Project Phoenix a golden opportunity for strengthening Lenawee County

Grateful for Lenawee Community Foundation

Tecumseh School Board should protect children and staff from COVID-19

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Obituaries

Darvin E. Burnside

Patrick Gail Holdridge

Virginia Fitzpatrick

Dean William Binder

Cora Pauline Iwanicki

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