The Tecumseh Herald

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

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.

Now boasting a larger space, the Palmyra Township Fire Department has greatly improved its facilities with the opening of a new fire station. The building, which was celebrated Oct. 31 with an open house, features increased space for vehicles, turnout gear and storage. Photo by Brad Heineman

Wed, 11/04/2026 - 3:03pm

Open house welcomes Palmyra Township into new fire station

PALMYRA TWP. — A new era of firefighting service is officially underway in Palmyra Township.

Tecumseh firefighter/EMTs Nate Norden and Aaron Hill, along with fire chief Scot Long, help themselves to a spaghetti dinner hosted Oct. 28 by Orchard Terrace Apartments as a thank-you to first responders. Photo by David Panian

Wed, 11/04/2026 - 2:59pm

Orchard Terrace thanks first responders with dinner

TECUMSEH — To show their appreciation for the services they provide, Orchard Terrace Apartments staff and residents hosted their second annual First Responders Dinner Oct. 28.

City Council member Mark Raine. Photo by David Panian

Wed, 11/04/2026 - 2:55pm

Results reported for Nov. 3 general election

The following are results for the Nov. 3 general election for Tecumseh and Clinton area races and proposals. Winners are marked with an asterisk(*).

Michigan State University President Kevin Gruskiewicz, second from right behind his wife, Amy Gruskiewicz, cross the Reach for the Sky Canopy Walk at Hidden Lake Gardens during the Spartan Bus Tour’s stop Tuesday at the Gardens. Photo by David Panian.

Wed, 10/28/2026 - 3:25pm

Spartan Bus Tour brings MSU president, faculty to Lenawee County

TIPTON —Michigan State University’s president and other university leaders visited locations in Lenawee County Tuesday as part of a three-day bus tour across southern Michigan.

From left, Heather Franco, Community Learning Connections family and community outreach coordinator, and Tecumseh Middle School behavior consultant Toni Huff discuss the new CLC Meal Hub at the middle school during its introduction Oct. 19. Photo by David Panian.

Wed, 10/28/2026 - 3:21pm

Meal Hub offers food assistance to Tecumseh Public Schools families

TECUMSEH — Families with students in the Tecumseh Public Schools have a new resource if they are in need of a nutritious meal.

Sports

Area cross country runners compete at state meet

Clinton football falls to Detroit Edison in district final

Britton Deerfield claims 8-player football regional title

Clinton tops Grass Lake in ranked district volleyball showdown

Tecumseh volleyball falls in district final heartbreaker

Woman dies after crash west of Tecumseh

Tecumseh's Burns helps lead Adrian College baseball to world series

Bell ringers help collect donations for Salvation Army of Lenawee County

A look at new MHSAA rules going into fall season

News

BD voters reject sinking fund again

Field trips take Sutton Early Learning students throughout Tecumseh

New mental health program looks to forge brotherhood

Open house welcomes Palmyra Township into new fire station

Orchard Terrace thanks first responders with dinner

Grocery Specials

Editorials

Elect Vukasovich to Congress

Election heroes deserve our thanks

Thank you for planting trees

Celebrate No Kings Oct. 17

Let’s love and support women and children

Cast Your Vote

Obituaries

Lawrence Bauman

Madelaine Brosamer

William Goodrow

Helen Louise Hodgman

Douglas Caron

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