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Retired Tecumseh shop teacher and counselor Ray Schmidt takes a photo of the Tecumseh Middle School seventh graders who raked his yard Monday during the school’s Rake a Difference Day community service project. Photo by David Panian.

Wed, 11/11/2026 - 2:59pm

Tecumseh Middle School students help older residents on Rake a Difference Day

TECUMSEH — Hundreds of Tecumseh Middle School students swept across the community Monday to lend a hand to older residents in the community with their annual Rake a Difference Day.

Retired Tecumseh shop teacher and counselor Ray Schmidt takes a photo of the Tecumseh Middle School seventh graders who raked his yard Monday during the school’s Rake a Difference Day community service project. Photo by Jackie Koch.

Wed, 11/11/2026 - 2:56pm

125th anniversary of Wabash wreck to be remembered Nov. 21

A monument stands in the northeast section of Adrian’s Oakwood Cemetery, placed there in 2016 to pay tribute to Italian immigrants who perished in Lenawee County 125 years ago.

Wed, 11/11/2026 - 2:53pm

Contracts awarded to tear down Tecumseh pool building

TECUMSEH — Contracts have been awarded to businesses that will tear down the Tecumseh Community Memorial Pool building and close up the north end of Tecumseh Middle School.

A holiday tea fundraiser for the Tecumseh Area Historical Museum is planned for Nov. 22 at the museum, 302 E. Chicago Blvd., pictured Nov. 7.

Wed, 11/11/2026 - 2:50pm

Holiday fundraiser supports Tecumseh museum

TECUMSEH — Local history buffs and connoisseurs of fine teas are invited to a holiday fundraiser at the Tecumseh Area Historical Museum.

Honorees at the Catherine Cobb Safe House’s Everyday Heroes Celebration Event are pictured Oct. 22 at the Adrian Armory Events Center.

Wed, 11/11/2026 - 2:48pm

Catherine Cobb Safe House honors Everyday Heroes

A Tecumseh police officer was among the 26 honorees at the Catherine Cobb Safe House’s 11th annual Everyday Heroes Celebration Event in October.

Wed, 11/04/2026 - 3:16pm

BD voters reject sinking fund again

Britton Deerfield Schools administration and board members are going back to the drawing table to figure out the next steps after the second defeat of a sinking fund tax request in the past three m

Second grade students at Sutton Early Learning Center listen to information shared by Busch’s Fresh Food Market tour guide Pat Grimes, aka “Mr. Pat,” Oct. 27 during one of three elementary school tours that visited the Tecumseh Busch’s location. Photo by Brad Heineman

Wed, 11/04/2026 - 3:13pm

Field trips take Sutton Early Learning students throughout Tecumseh

Second grade students attending Sutton Early Learning Center were able to explore different parts of Tecumseh during the last week of October to learn about local history, businesses and community

Evan Perelekos is pictured Tuesday in the meeting space in Tecumseh for his new mental health program for men and veterans, Men Cry Too. Photo by David Panian.

Wed, 11/04/2026 - 3:10pm

New mental health program looks to forge brotherhood

Editor’s note: The following story contains references to suicide. If you or someone you know may be struggling with suicidal thoughts, call the U.S.

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