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Congregation members and guests visiting Tipton Community Congregational Church Saturday, Sept. 12, sit in the church’s sanctuary while watching a historical video on the 190-year ministry of the church located at 9240 Tipton Highway. Photo by Brad Heineman

Wed, 09/30/2026 - 3:48pm

Local ministry: Tipton Community Congregational Church celebrates 190 years of faith

TIPTON — Every family has a history, and every church has a legacy.

Tecumseh Mayor Brian Radant, center, listens to constituents during a candidate meet-and-greet event hosted by the League of Women Voters of Lenawee County Sept. 23 at the Tecumseh District Library.

Wed, 09/30/2026 - 3:45pm

Candidates meet voters at event

TECUMSEH — Voters had an opportunity to chat with candidates for Tecumseh City Council and mayor during an event hosted Sept. 23 by the League of Women Voters of Lenawee County.

Katelyn Dykas, center, a Tecumseh High School alumna who is now a flight nurse and paramedic with Survival Flight at the University of Michigan, is pictured with several of her co-workers Sept. 19 at Michigan Stadium during Michigan’s football game against the University of Texas-El Paso. Dykas was honored as the game’s “Hometown Hero” for her work with Survival Flight. Photo provided.

Wed, 09/30/2026 - 3:42pm

THS grad honored as ‘Hometown Hero’ for Survival Flight nurse work

TECUMSEH — During the University of Michigan’s football game Sept. 19, a Tecumseh High School graduate was recognized as a “Hometown Hero.”

Annie and Jacques Schiller, left, are pictured with one of their horses, Friday, and Jake and Mary Gerth in the stables at the Schillers’ Miracle Meadows Ranch in Raisin Township. A concert fundraiser Saturday, Oct. 3, will support Miracle Meadows animal therapy ministries. Photo provided.

Wed, 09/30/2026 - 3:39pm

Concert fundraiser to support horse therapy ministry

RAISIN TWP. — A concert fundraiser this weekend will help a local animal therapy ministry with facility projects and its ongoing programs to provide “hope through horses.”

Students file into a classroom at Tecumseh Acres Early Learning Center on the first day of school this year. Photo by David Panian.

Wed, 09/30/2026 - 3:36pm

Positives reported in recent Tecumseh schools enrollment

TECUMSEH — School enrollment trends continue to indicate fewer students will be attending Tecumseh schools than in recent generations, but the decline appears to be slowing.

Valerie Herr and Jean Lash

Wed, 09/30/2026 - 3:33pm

Adrian arts center to expand with Manitou Beach location

The Adrian Center for the Arts will expand its programs into Manitou Beach in spring 2027, as it acquires the Manitou Beach Creative Corner founded by artist Jean Lash in 2018.

Bridge closed sign on North Occidental Highway. Photo by David Panian

Wed, 09/23/2026 - 3:54pm

City: Occidental bridge closure could last months

TECUMSEH — It could be a while before a bridge on Tecumseh’s west side reopens.

More than 20 teens, and a few adults, registered and participated in the Tecumseh District Library’s “Bricks to Books” crafting program Friday, Sept. 11. Participants were able to turn plain brick pavers into decorative book covers by using paint markers, acrylic paint, graphite paper and their own artistic abilities. Photo by Brad Heineman

Wed, 09/23/2026 - 3:47pm

Turning bricks into books: Artwork created by teens added to Tecumseh District Library’s garden landscape

An afternoon of crafting for teens at the Tecumseh District Library almost two weeks ago has culminated in designed bricks that resemble book covers now lining an exterior entrance at the front of

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