Dale Warner looks at paperwork May 7, in Lenawee County Circuit Court as sheriff’s deputies escort him out of the courtroom after he was sentenced for Dee Warner’s death and disappearance. Photo by David Panian.
ADRIAN — As Dee Warner’s sister-in-law finished giving her victim impact statement Thursday, she made a visual statement about the journey she and others have been on to have Dale Warner sentenced
The Tecumseh’s Farmers Market is celebrating 10 years at Market on Evans this year. Herald File Photo.
The May 16 opening day of Tecumseh’s Farmers Market at the Market on Evans will have special meaning this year as the market celebrates 10 years of existence at that location, a move that has great
Members of Arrowhead Robotics from Tecumseh High School are pictured after being part of the winning alliance at the FIRST in Michigan district championship at Columbia Central High School in Brooklyn. Photo submitted.
The creativity of local artists and artisans will be on display in downtown Tecumseh next weekend when the 17th annual Art Walk and the second annual Mural Blast will take place.
Volunteers planting a tree in Wind Dancer subdivision. Submitted photo.
TECUMSEH — Results of a tree canopy study are guiding where new trees are being planted in Tecumseh.
The recipients of the Lenawee Community Foundation’s 2026 awards, from left, Stubnitz Award winners Robert and Sandy Trevino, Lenawee Leadership Award winner Tom MacNaughton, and Incito Award winner Tino Rebottaro. Photo by David Panian
ADRIAN — Volunteerism and community leadership were celebrated April 23 at the Lenawee Community Foundation’s annual awards program.
The former Tecumseh Brewing Co. building on West Chicago Boulevard in downtown Tecumseh and TBC’s production facility on East Russell Road have been sold to a Milan property revitalization and management company. Photo by David Panian
TECUMSEH — About eight months after Tecumseh Brewing Co. closed its doors, its former production facility and its downtown restaurant have both been sold.
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Dale Warner looks at paperwork May 7, in Lenawee County Circuit Court as sheriff’s deputies escort him out of the courtroom after he was sentenced for Dee Warner’s death and disappearance. Photo by David Panian.
Members of Arrowhead Robotics from Tecumseh High School are pictured after being part of the winning alliance at the FIRST in Michigan district championship at Columbia Central High School in Brooklyn. Photo submitted.