The Tecumseh Herald

Dove Waynick (l) and son, Dreyson, at the complex site. Photo by Jim Lincoln.

Wed, 02/01/2023 - 11:13am

Apartment complex proposed on Rogers Highway

A local development company is eying property in Raisin Township for a 16-unit luxury apartment complex.

Senior photo of Chad Erb, THS Class of 1990

Wed, 02/01/2023 - 11:11am

‘Stiff Nights’ documentary to film in Tecumseh

What do a man named Erb Avore, a British film production company, and an herbal supplement for erectile dysfunction have to do with Tecumseh?

Schmidt and Sons Pharmacy in downtown Clinton. Photo by Jim Lincoln.

Wed, 02/01/2023 - 11:09am

Schmidt and Sons Pharmacy closing Clinton location

Editor’s note: The following press release was received Friday, Jan. 27, from Harvey Schmidt announcing the closing of Schmidt and Sons Pharmacy in Clinton.

Tecumseh’s Max Bledsoe is on top of Adrian’s Jaden Jankowski in the Lenawee County all-star wrestling tournament Friday at Adrian College’s Merillat Sport and Fitness Center. Photo by Jeff Papworth.

Sat, 01/28/2023 - 2:47am

Tecumseh’s Max Bledsoe wins a county wrestling title

Max Bledsoe made it look easy.

The Tecumseh Arbor of Gleaner Life Insurance Society made a $500 donation to a lemonade/hot chocolate stand set up at the Ice Sculpture Festival Saturday by five-year-old Lincoln Ing to help raise funds for a service dog for his five-year-old friend, Jackson Metevia, who has cerebral palsy and epilepsy. Pictured in front are Lincoln, Jackson and Arbor member Beth Johnston. Standing in back (l-r) are Nicole Ing, Kristen Metevia, Kenny Ing and Arbor members Rochelle Bird and Linda Hewlett.

Wed, 01/25/2023 - 12:41pm

Lincoln’s Lemonade Stand raises $4,200 for service dog

A lemonade stand initiated by five-year-old Lincoln Ing and organized by Lincoln’s mom, Nicole to help pay for a service dog for his friend, Jackson Metevia, raised over $4,000 on Saturday, Jan.

Riders will enjoy the Wheels to Rails tour in Traverse City.

Wed, 01/25/2023 - 12:39pm

After losing Tecumseh, rails project finds support in Traverse City

A recent graduate of Spring Arbor University has found support and success with her idea to offer rail bike tours in the Traverse City area after plans to start her business in the Tecumseh area fe

Tecumseh School Board member Greg Lewis

Wed, 01/25/2023 - 12:37pm

TPS moves ahead with pool repairs

The installation of a new boiler to heat water for Tecumseh Community Pool was a major topic of discussion at Monday night’s school board meeting at Tecumseh High School.

Owner Mike Caudill of Sunset Ridge BBQ stands outside the former Tecumseh Bread & Pastry location where he plans to open his business this spring.

Wed, 01/25/2023 - 12:34pm

Sunset Ridge BBQ to open downtown

Sunset Ridge BBQ soon will be moving into the former Tecumseh Bread and Pastry digs off Evans Street. It’s a fitting place for the business to launch its first storefront — owner Mike Caudill said

Sports

Tecumseh seniors celebrate commitments to college football teams

BD riding four-game winning streak with high-scoring offense

Clinton’s Randolph, Tecumseh’s Bledsoe lead last week’s top

Tecumseh’s Max Bledsoe wins a county wrestling title

Clinton sees eight of its wrestlers win county titles

‘Stiff Nights’ documentary to film in Tecumseh

Apartment complex proposed on Rogers Highway

Schmidt and Sons Pharmacy closing Clinton location

Tecumseh’s Max Bledsoe wins a county wrestling title

News

Apartment complex proposed on Rogers Highway

‘Stiff Nights’ documentary to film in Tecumseh

Schmidt and Sons Pharmacy closing Clinton location

Lincoln’s Lemonade Stand raises $4,200 for service dog

After losing Tecumseh, rails project finds support in Traverse City

Grocery Specials

Editorials

Hospice of Lenawee offers complimentary grief support groups and seminars

Young girl in Ukraine received the 200 millionth shoe in a worldwide gift distribution project

Macon Township board member clarifies vote on ordinance regarding solar projects

Rep. Dale Zorn issues statement following governor’s State of the State address

Vote Yes for library millage renewal

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Obituaries

Edith Walker Hong

Diane “Dee” Jeanne O’Brien

Edith A. Stephenson

Michael F. Bartenslager

Kenneth Dale Polley

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