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Michigan State University President Kevin Gruskiewicz, second from right behind his wife, Amy Gruskiewicz, cross the Reach for the Sky Canopy Walk at Hidden Lake Gardens during the Spartan Bus Tour’s stop Tuesday at the Gardens. Photo by David Panian.

Wed, 10/28/2026 - 3:25pm

Spartan Bus Tour brings MSU president, faculty to Lenawee County

TIPTON —Michigan State University’s president and other university leaders visited locations in Lenawee County Tuesday as part of a three-day bus tour across southern Michigan.

From left, Heather Franco, Community Learning Connections family and community outreach coordinator, and Tecumseh Middle School behavior consultant Toni Huff discuss the new CLC Meal Hub at the middle school during its introduction Oct. 19. Photo by David Panian.

Wed, 10/28/2026 - 3:21pm

Meal Hub offers food assistance to Tecumseh Public Schools families

TECUMSEH — Families with students in the Tecumseh Public Schools have a new resource if they are in need of a nutritious meal.

Wed, 10/28/2026 - 3:17pm

Voters have options on Nov. 3 ballot

With early voting and absentee voting underway and Election Day coming up on Nov. 3, here is a summary of races and issues Tecumseh-area voters can expect to find on their ballots.

Students ask questions of Michigan Army National Guard recruiters during a career fair Oct. 22 at Tecumseh High School. Photo by David Panian.

Wed, 10/28/2026 - 3:12pm

Career fair a chance to think about job possibilities

“How did you get into your career?”

Wed, 10/28/2026 - 3:09pm

Drunken driving suspected in fatal crash east of Petersburg

SUMMERFIELD TWP. — Michigan State Police troopers are investigating an apparent drunken-driving crash that claimed the life of a Lansing woman early Sunday.

Wed, 10/28/2026 - 3:06pm

Martinez, Gross running for Tecumseh school board

TECUMSEH — With two candidates running for two Tecumseh Board of Education seats up for election on the Nov. 3 ballot, there isn’t a mystery about who will be elected.

An application for a commercial rehabilitation exemption for the redevelopment of the former Tecumseh Public Schools administration building on North Ottawa Street, pictured Oct. 19, has been approved by the Tecumseh City Council.

Wed, 10/28/2026 - 3:02pm

Tax exemption approved for school redevelopment

TECUMSEH — One financial tool to help with the redevelopment of the former Tecumseh Public Schools administration building has received the approval of the Tecumseh City Council.

A special edition of the Tecumseh District Library’s Wednesday morning storytime took place Oct. 14 at Raisin Township’s Mitchell Memorial Park as part of an unveiling of the township’s new StoryWalk. Tecumseh District Library Children’s Services Librarian Jennifer Moore, along with her puppet, Chester, read the 1993 illustrated children’s story “The Kissing Hand,” written by Audrey Penn. Photo by Brad Heineman

Wed, 10/21/2026 - 3:13pm

Tecumseh District Library, Raisin Township unveil new StoryWalk at Mitchell Park

RAISIN TWP. — Tecumseh District Library’s Wednesday morning storytime went on the road and took place outdoors Oct. 14 at Raisin Township’s Mitchell Memorial Park.

Sports

Clinton boys soccer falls in district final

Tecumseh volleyball wins fifth-straight SEC White title

Clinton volleyball clinches third-straight LCAA title

Britton Deerfield girls cross country place in top-10

Tecumseh football gets rematch, Clinton, Britton Deerfield gets

No tricks, just treats this Halloween season

Tecumseh defense arrives at right time in playoff-opening win

Tecumseh schools budget review finds $1.2M in missing expenses

DDA to take over operation of Tecumseh Farmers Market

News

Spartan Bus Tour brings MSU president, faculty to Lenawee County

Meal Hub offers food assistance to Tecumseh Public Schools families

Voters have options on Nov. 3 ballot

Career fair a chance to think about job possibilities

Drunken driving suspected in fatal crash east of Petersburg

Grocery Specials

Editorials

Elect Vukasovich to Congress

Election heroes deserve our thanks

Thank you for planting trees

Celebrate No Kings Oct. 17

Let’s love and support women and children

Cast Your Vote

Obituaries

William Goodrow

Helen Louise Hodgman

Douglas Caron

Linda Lou Kapnick

Donna Schiller-Tomecek

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