The Tecumseh Herald

Tecumseh City Manager Dan Swallow took the city’s helm on December 7, 2015. Photo submitted.

Wed, 12/02/2020 - 12:39pm

Achievements highlight fifth anniversary of City Manager

Dan Swallow didn’t have his sights set on becoming a city manager when he was in college studying environmental issues, but his path led him to municipal leadership and ultimately to Tecumseh, wher

Oak Openings building in Clinton was donated to an Adrian church. Photo by Jim Lincoln.

Wed, 11/25/2020 - 9:00am

Oak Openings building has future with Adrian church

When Clinton Arts Center founder Ruth Knoll embarked on a plan to create a community arts center in downtown Clinton, she had dreams of bringing people together, of highlighting the cozy village, a

The marque at the TCA promotes the “Take A Seat” campaign. Photo by Jim Lincoln.

Wed, 11/25/2020 - 8:58am

TCA begins ‘40 Seats in 40 Days’ campaign

Kelly Jo Gilmore, director of the Tecumseh Center for the Arts (TCA), is hoping patrons will want to make their mark on the theater this December by leaving something memorable in the auditorium.

Martin’s has a wide range of merchandise for holiday shoppers, from furniture, TVs and appliances to hardware and housewares. Photo by Jim Lincoln.

Wed, 11/25/2020 - 8:55am

Help your neighbor, help your town and shop local

While large retailers still expect holiday shoppers to find ways to spend money at their stores, local merchants hope folks will opt to purchase gifts at small businesses that have struggled since

Jack Beach shares letter from great-grandfather that freed him from capture. Photo by Jim Lincoln.

Wed, 11/11/2020 - 1:28pm

Letter and ring ties ancestry of local family to the Civil War

For Tecumseh resident Jack Beach and his wife, Margaret, the past is more than just history.

Voters line up at the City of Tecumseh's fire station as polls opened at 7 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 3. Photo by Jim Lincoln.

Wed, 11/04/2020 - 2:03pm

Election results point to shakeup on school board

While the country waited Wednesday morning for the results of the presidential election, a close race between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden, local and state races were

POWs from WWII worked at the Brablec family farm on Hoagland Highway in Britton where a farmhouse and barns once stood, surrounded by fields and a few trees, including an oak tree pictured above with Barry Brablec, whose mother made a scrap book featuring news clippings of area servicemen. The family home stood near the tree where he recalls the POWs would gather around for lunch. Photo by Jim Lincoln.

Wed, 11/04/2020 - 2:01pm

Civilian and veteran epitomize A Veterans’ honor

Barry Brablec, a self-avowed war history buff, has traveled to many historic World War II (WWII) locations, including Normandy in France where the Allies landed on June 6, 1944 to begin the invasio

Dennis Niles returns to Tecumseh to serve at principal at Tecumseh High School. Photo by Jim Lincoln.

Wed, 11/04/2020 - 1:56pm

Niles returns to TPS as principal at THS

A familiar face is back at Tecumseh Public Schools (TPS). The district has announced that Dennis Niles has been selected as the new principal of Tecumseh High School.

Sports

Tecumseh earns district win at Northwest 4-0

Tecumseh Indians fall in season opener against Jackson Vikings

Clinton downs Ida 49-28 at home opener

Football to return with six-game regular season

Clinton well-represented at Ford Field

Achievements highlight fifth anniversary of City Manager

Tecumseh wins two state titles

Six Tecumseh seniors expected to shine around Indians’ sparkling diamond

Pro runner and former THS grad inspires Tecumseh High School lady runners

News

Achievements highlight fifth anniversary of City Manager

TPS students to continue distance learning

Community urged to support local restaurants

Oak Openings building has future with Adrian church

TCA begins ‘40 Seats in 40 Days’ campaign

Grocery Specials

Editorials

Governor’s action has saved lives

A special thank you

Tecumseh: ‘A wonderful place to live’

The Failed History of American Farming

Hypocritical and dangerous

Cast Your Vote

Obituaries

Donald James “DJ” Martin

Jeane Annette Johnson

Anthony Joseph Bandurski

James Bernhard Manley

Virginia Mae MacGeorge

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