A special edition of the Tecumseh District Library’s Wednesday morning storytime took place Oct. 14 at Raisin Township’s Mitchell Memorial Park as part of an unveiling of the township’s new StoryWalk. Tecumseh District Library Children’s Services Librarian Jennifer Moore, along with her puppet, Chester, read the 1993 illustrated children’s story “The Kissing Hand,” written by Audrey Penn. Photo by Brad Heineman
RAISIN TWP. — Tecumseh District Library’s Wednesday morning storytime went on the road and took place outdoors Oct. 14 at Raisin Township’s Mitchell Memorial Park.
Marvin Gaye, known as the “Prince of Motown” and the “Prince of Soul,” was an American R&B and soul singer, songwriter, musician and record producer who helped shape the sound of Motown and sou
Free Eerie Tours at the Wildwood Manor House in Toledo’s Wildwood Metropark will take place Oct. 23-31. Submitted photo.
The end of October holiday of jack-o’-lanterns, trick-or-treating, lawn decorations, costumes and scary movies consistently rates as one of the top three popular holidays for both children and adul
Sadrah Fox, whose father Robert Fox died along with three coworkers in a crash on Labor Day 2023, addresses Lenawee County Circuit Judge Anna Marie Anzalone Oct. 8 during the resentencing of Matt Allen Koester on four counts of attempted reckless driving causing death. Photo by David Panian
ADRIAN — Family members of four paving company employees who died in a Labor Day 2023 crash angrily denounced the resentencing Thursday of a Palmyra man who had been doing jail time for causing the
A Tecumseh resident and professor at the University of Michigan has been honored for her work in music education.
Several volunteers associated with the nonprofit Sleep in Heavenly Peace, which builds and donates bunk beds to children and families in need, wore red shirts with the words “No kid sleeps on the floor in our town!” on their backs Friday, Oct. 2, during a “Build Day” partnership between Midwest Energy & Communications and Sleep in Heavenly Peace. Photo by Brad Heineman
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