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Clinton played Friday at Columbia Central and wore a helmet sticker with initials of four Clinton seniors involved in Monday’s fatal vehicle wreck in which two died.

Sat, 09/25/2021 - 10:29am

Clinton football notches blowout win amid tragic week

BROOKLYN — When adversity arises, you lean on family and Clinton football players have an additional clan beyond their household and on the gridiron.

Kalamazoo College's Erin Somsel tries to head a ball during a home game against DePauw on Sept. 4. Photo courtesy: Kalamazoo College/Kimberly Moss

Fri, 09/24/2021 - 2:02pm

Tecumseh graduate finding her footing in college soccer

Playing at the college level isn’t an easy transition, but Erin Somsel’s play has rose steadily and her steepest rise came recently.

Lenawee County Commission Chairman David Stimpson (l) and Bill Leisenring meet at the former Tecumseh Products site where the Phoenix Project is proposed. Photo by Jim Lincoln.

Fri, 09/24/2021 - 8:26am

Phoenix Project to ‘rise from the ashes’ pending October vote

The former Tecumseh Products property may be “rising from the ashes” as the Phoenix Project, the working name of the proposed development of a county facility that will house events, businesses, or

Dr. Julie Yaroch, president of Hickman Hospital. Herald file photo.

Fri, 09/24/2021 - 8:20am

ProMedica Hickman Hospital marks one year

At 6 a.m.

Kevin and Susan Hurst have a word or two with their minature donkey, Fergus. Photo by Jim Lincoln.

Fri, 09/24/2021 - 8:15am

Britton couple open orchard and petting zoo

“Every day I pinch myself, I can’t believe I get to do this,” said Susan Hurst of Forever Acres Farm, the Britton orchard and petting zoo that she owns with her husband, Kevin.

Adrian’s Brayden Bayes tries to wrap up Tecumseh’s Matt Samborski in Friday’s game at Adrian. Photo by John Seay.

Sat, 09/18/2021 - 1:08am

Tecumseh football beats Adrian 27-12, extending winning streak in rivalry to 9

ADRIAN — When the Black and Blue Trophy is at stake, Tecumseh triumphs.

Tecumseh senior Aden Schmidt is a four-sport athlete who plays tennis, football, basketball and baseball. Herald file photo.

Wed, 09/15/2021 - 1:27pm

Do-everything Aden Schmidt concurrently contributing on two Tecumseh teams

Senior Aden Schmidt is the No.

Wed, 09/15/2021 - 1:20pm

Oktoberfest, triathlon to benefit trail

Collaboration is important when it comes to supporting a major project like the extension of the Kiwanis Trail from where it currently ends at Green Highway, into the City of Tecumseh at Cal Zorn P

Sports

Led by Nico Johnson’s 5 TDs, BD football beats Oakland Christian

Tecumseh football moves above .500, beating Ypsilanti 30-9

Clinton football notches blowout win amid tragic week

Tecumseh graduate finding her footing in college soccer

Clinton football gives up late lead, falls 26-20 to Ida

Britton couple open orchard and petting zoo

Two perish, two seriously hurt in N. Adrian Hwy. SUV accident

Board reinstates use of buildings for after-school activities, events

Phoenix Project to ‘rise from the ashes’ pending October vote

News

Two perish, two seriously hurt in N. Adrian Hwy. SUV accident

Phoenix Project to ‘rise from the ashes’ pending October vote

ProMedica Hickman Hospital marks one year

Britton couple open orchard and petting zoo

Oktoberfest, triathlon to benefit trail

Grocery Specials

Editorials

Lenawee YOUTH Council seeks new members to join volunteer organization

Masks protect your child and everyone else

Re-Tree Tecumseh receives grant

Physician and nurse leaders from 21 hospital systems across state plead for vaccinations

‘We know the government does not always act in our best interest’

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Obituaries

Carolyn A. Sackett

Kenneth Dale “JR” VanValkenburg

Charles Nilwen Bishop

Audrey Ann Rose

Beulah Edna Dermyer

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