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
RAISIN TWP. — There’s at least a two-and-a-half-hour distance between Cassopolis and the Raisin Township-Tecumseh area, but on Friday, Oct.
Tecumseh City Council members listen as city manager Brett Coker, second from right, presents a 12-month moratorium on data centers during the council’s meeting Monday. Photo by David Panian.
TECUMSEH — Crafts, food, music and other activities return to Kapnick Orchards and downtown Tecumseh this weekend.
Defendant Felisha Racine Madison is seen on body-worn camera video talking with Detective/Sgt. Kevin Putnam of the Adrian Police Department on Oct. 2, 2024, through the storm door of her grandmother’s home on Matthews Highway. Photo by David Panian
ADRIAN — Jurors began hearing testimony Tuesday about whether an Adrian woman failed to stop at the scene of a crash that left a teenager with serious injuries and then lied about it to police.
Hidden Lake Gardens will host the Fall Fruit and Foliage Bonsai Exhibition Oct. 17 and 18 in collaboration with the North American Bonsai Federation.
For the first time, Hidden Lake Gardens (HLG) in Tipton will collaborate with the North American Bonsai Federation to hold the Fall Fruit & Foliage Bonsai Exhibition at the Gardens Oct.
The Boy Band Project will rock the Tecumseh Center for the Arts stage at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 13, Submitted photo.
TECUMSEH — Seven shows are lined up for the Tecumseh Center for the Arts’ 2026-27 National Touring Season.
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
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.
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.
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