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Scot Long will take over as fire chief in June following the retirement of Joe Tuckey.

Wed, 03/22/2023 - 12:05pm

Council approves Scot Long as next fire chief

Scot Long will succeed Joe Tuckey as Emergency Services Chief when Tuckey retires this summer.

From Bob Gordon’s book, “So I Come to America: Detroit Pre-World War I Immigrants.”

Wed, 03/22/2023 - 12:03pm

Tecumseh residents publishes street photography

Dr. Robert (Bob) Gordon has taken a lot of photos in his lifetime.

Wed, 03/22/2023 - 12:01pm

Opponents of closing Herrick Park school address board

The topic of budget cuts was once again prominent at Monday’s meeting of the Tecumseh Public Schools Board of Education, with several teachers and community members stepping up during the first pub

Policeman Hayden Williams was inspired by other law enforcement officers while growing up in Tecumseh. Photo by Jim Lincoln

Wed, 03/22/2023 - 11:56am

Tecumseh graduate finds positive experience in local law enforcement

Officer Hayden Williams points to his positive experiences with law enforcement growing up in Tecumseh as the impetus to a career in the Tecumseh Police Department (TPD).

Tecumseh graduate Rebecca Mammel finishes her final season of college track and field this spring at Virginia Tech. Photo credit: Virginia Tech Athletics.

Tue, 03/21/2023 - 8:42pm

Tecumseh grad Rebecca Mammel goes from walk-on to 3-time All-American

Rebecca Mammel was planning on going to Philadelphia to play college volleyball after high school.

Former chairman says newcomers to commission seek to fire administrator Kim Murphy.

Wed, 03/15/2023 - 11:30am

Commissioners fail to invalidate contract

An attempt to invalidate the contract of Lenawee County Administrator Kim Murphy fell flat after corporate legal counsel for the county found that her contract, which was confirmed in April 2022 an

TPS Supt. Rick Hilderley agreed to 3-year contract.

Wed, 03/15/2023 - 11:28am

Superintendent accepts no pay increase in 3-year contract

Tecumseh Public Schools Superintendent Rick Hilderley has agreed to a proposed new three-year contract with no pay increase but with the addition of two paid holidays and 10 vacation days.

Pete Higgins on board a Navy ship.

Wed, 03/15/2023 - 11:25am

Negatives bring history to life for photography student

Seventeen-year-old Mackenzie Guenther, a junior in Christine Obeid’s photography class at Tecumseh High School, was given a glimpse into history when her foster grandfather, Dan Higgins, showed her

Sports

Tecumseh athletes win events in indoor SEC track and field invite

Tecumseh set up for success with experienced roster

Make note: Clinton didn’t lose every key player from

Tecumseh grad Rebecca Mammel goes from walk-on to 3-time All-

Tecumseh’s Jon Zajac named a MIAAA regional athletic director of

Council approves Scot Long as next fire chief

Dinner program at the TCA tells the Titanic's sad story

Tecumseh’s Jon Zajac named a MIAAA regional athletic director of the year

Tecumseh grad Rebecca Mammel goes from walk-on to 3-time All-American

News

Council approves Scot Long as next fire chief

Tecumseh residents publishes street photography

Opponents of closing Herrick Park school address board

Tecumseh graduate finds positive experience in local law enforcement

Commissioners fail to invalidate contract

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Editorials

‘We are fortunate to live just a few minutes from a world class garden’

‘Can an elected official spend most of his time outside his district while meeting the residency law requirements?’

Band and orchestra programs ‘need the expertise of their own qualified educator to meet the needs of each student’

Thanks Whitmer for reversing legislation

Whitmer was proponent for changes to state tax laws enacted by Gov. Snyder

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Obituaries

Leo Brooks

Gloria Mae Karle

Albert R. Comfort

Susan Lynn Jennings

Shirley Cannon

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