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Investigators with K-9 unit scour field behind barns and home of Dee Warner. Photo by Jim Lincoln.

Wed, 10/13/2021 - 12:49pm

‘Extensive search’ of family farm property fails to find missing woman

Investigators failed to find Dee Warner on Monday and Tuesday during an intensive search of the family’s farm and fields on Munger Road in Franklin Township.

Dave Stimpson is chairman of the Lenawee County Board of Commissioners

Wed, 10/13/2021 - 12:47pm

Project Phoenix impact on job, revenue growth huge for county

The future of a public/private partnership for a proposed Lenawee County community/sports complex, dubbed Project Phoenix, rests on the vote of nine board members of the Lenawee County Commission.

Tecumseh Mayor Jack Baker stands near memorials at Brookside Cemetery Monday honoring military veterans, as well as police and emergency responders. Baker will be honored for his service to the community at an awards ceremony on November 4 at the Ashlar. Photo by Jim Lincoln.

Wed, 10/13/2021 - 12:33pm

Baker chosen for ‘Musgrove’ award

Each year the Tecumseh Area Chamber of Commerce chooses one person from nominations for the Musgrove Evans Award, an honor named after Tecumseh’s founder that recognizes someone who has exemplified

The Tecumseh volleyball team celebrates during Tuesday's home game against Pinckney. Photo by Jeff Papworth.

Tue, 10/12/2021 - 11:27pm

Tecumseh reveals something about itself in 5-set win over Pinckney

TECUMSEH — When the chips are down, everyone found out if Tecumseh trusts that things can turn around.

Britton Deerfield quarterback Nico Johnson tries to avoid tackle by Maple Valley's Jesse Deppe. Photo by Jeff Papworth.

Sat, 10/09/2021 - 8:17pm

BD football celebrates 1st conference title in 21 years after beating Maple Valley 61-8

BRITTON — When Britton Deerfield’s conference opponents close their eyes, they might see Patriots quarterback Nico Johnson swerving past them, Mason Mueller snatching passes, Connor Alcock seizing

Clinton graduate Mathew Sexton is continuing to pursue his NFL dreams after being cut by the Pittsburgh Steelers before the regular season in late August. Photo by Matt Freed/Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

Wed, 10/06/2021 - 6:00pm

Clinton grad Mathew Sexton steadfastly pursuing NFL dreams

Mathew Sexton says he will make an NFL roster.

If not this year, then next year.

Proposed layout of the Lenawee Community Complex

Wed, 10/06/2021 - 12:38pm

City resolution backs Project Phoenix

Tecumseh City Council gave unanimous support behind the proposed Project Phoenix at Monday’s regular meeting with adoption of a resolution endorsing construction of a multi-use indoor/outdoor commu

The city has agreed to sell the northeast corner lot at East Chicago Boulevard and Maumee Street for a Hungry Howie's franchise location. Photo by Jim Lincoln.

Wed, 10/06/2021 - 12:36pm

Franchise pizza business buys corner property

The vacant northeast corner of East Chicago Boulevard and North Maumee Street, owned by the city, has finally found a buyer.

Sports

Tecumseh loses heartbreaker 46-41 to Clarenceville

Tecumseh boys soccer starts strong, but falls 3-1 to Chelsea in

Clinton boys soccer loses 2-1 at Onsted in districts, ending 12-

Hensley-led Tecumseh plans bigger splash at state swimming meet

Tecumseh reveals something about itself in 5-set win over

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

Vickie Riddle seeks re-election to Tecumseh City Council in November

MISSING PERSON - Dee Warner

Project Phoenix impact on job, revenue growth huge for county

News

‘Extensive search’ of family farm property fails to find missing woman

Project Phoenix impact on job, revenue growth huge for county

Baker chosen for ‘Musgrove’ award

City resolution backs Project Phoenix

Franchise pizza business buys corner property

Grocery Specials

Editorials

Project Phoenix a golden opportunity for strengthening Lenawee County

Grateful for Lenawee Community Foundation

Tecumseh School Board should protect children and staff from COVID-19

Director and staff at Tecumseh District Library thank ‘Friends’ for ongoing support

Knights thank supporters of recent benefit

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Obituaries

Cora Pauline Iwanicki

Gary Scott Pyzik

Richard LeRoy Brosamer

Richard “Dick” Jay Feight

Norman E. “Bulldog” Watkins Jr.

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