The Tecumseh Farmers Market will be operated by Tecumseh’s Downtown Development Authority (DDA) starting this year.
Patches on the roof of Sutton Early Learning Center are pictured in 2024. Roof replacements are among the projects to be paid for from the Tecumseh Public Schools’ sinking fund. Photo by Tecumseh Public Schools.
TECUMSEH — While the plans for the Tecumseh Community Memorial Pool have changed from repair to demolition, the Tecumseh Public Schools still has a long list of projects that can be paid for with t
With Valentine’s Day approaching, many thoughts turn to love, whether it’s the fresh, new love of youth or the enduring love of a long marriage or relationship.
1.2 million in unaccounted expenses raises questions.
TECUMSEH — A review of the 2025-26 budget for the Tecumseh Public Schools has found about $1.2 million in unaccounted expenses.
Defendant Dale Warner, left, is pictured during a break in jury selection Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2026, in Lenawee County Circuit Court. Warner is charged with open murder and evidence tampering in the death of his wife, Dee Warner, in April 2021. Photo by David Panian.
ADRIAN — One by one, potential jurors entered a Lenawee County courtroom Tuesday to be asked if they can be fair and impartial as the trial in the death of Dee Warner began.
Hats made during last years Knit + Crochet event. Submitted photo.
Four years after coming up with the idea to serve the community through yarn creations, Sara Hilton is gearing up for the 4th annual Knit + Crochet With Purpose, a project that connects people who
Mary Lou Olds with some of her art at the Tecumseh District Library. Photo by Jackie Koch.
Mary Lou Olds has a quest when making art, a desire to have viewers emotionally connect to her art pieces.
Defendant Dale Warner, 57, of Tipton, pictured at right in the video monitor, attends the final pretrial hearing in the murder case against him Jan. 14, 2026, in Lenawee County Circuit Court by video from the Lenawee County Jail. Judge Michael R. Olsaver also is pictured. Photo by David Panian.
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