In the season and the spirit of giving, close to 30 local nonprofit organizations took center stage for their community impact efforts as part of a “Giving Tuesday Breakfast” hosted at Living in Le
The Conservatory at Hidden Lake Gardens with festive lights for Under the Silver Moon. Submitted photo.
Winter beauty and holiday cheer come together at Hidden Lake Gardens (HLG) during the annual Under the Silver Moon event, returning Friday, Dec. 12, and Saturday, Dec. 13.
From left, Bob Behnke from Toys for Tots, Tecumseh Service Club Food Chair Mike Sunderland, TSC President Colleen Sunderland and TSC Vice President Christina Tonemah are pictured with a delivery of toys. Submitted photo.
As the holiday season approaches, financial strain can weigh heavily on families already facing hardship.
Carley Kratz, ecology and education consultant with the River Raisin Watershed Council, points out a tree identification marker for a sugar maple tree. Photo by Brad Heineman
FRANKLIN TWP. — Learning and teaching about the abundant nature found throughout the River Raisin watershed is at the core of the River Raisin Watershed Council’s Nature Exploration classes.
Richard Harris’ album “Silent Night — The Music of Christmas” with The Michigan Brass Choir. Submitted photo.
TECUMSEH — Richard Harris almost wasn’t alive to promote and distribute his latest album of Christmas music, “Silent Night — The Music of Christmas.”
Onsted Community Schools Superintendent Jonathan Royce listens and takes notes while having a conversation with an Onsted schools supporter. Photo by Brad Heineman
ONSTED — Citing such challenges as cuts in state funding, delays in the state budget’s approval, as well as rising costs, post-COVID staffing remaining unchanged and a trend of declining student en
Tecumseh Middle School counselor Deb Followell. Submitted photo.
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