The Tecumseh Herald

Sand sculptures will be plentiful at the Sun & Sand Festival. Herlad file photo.

Wed, 07/09/2025 - 11:46am

Sun & Sand Festival returns to downtown Tecumseh July 18-19

Celebrate the dog days of summer during Tecumseh’s annual Sun & Sand Festival, July 18-19.

The Stacy Mansion features a garden that greets guests as they arrive. Photo by David Panian.

Wed, 07/09/2025 - 11:34am

Open for guests: Stacy Mansion owners open B&B with 19th-century charm

What began as a dream to bring back to life one of Tecumseh’s most notable homes is now a reality.

Funds from the EPA will support farmers in reducing fertilizer runoff. Photo by Jackie Koch.

Wed, 07/09/2025 - 11:30am

Lenawee Conservation District to receive over $937,000 to protect Lake Erie basin

The Lenawee County Soil and Water Conservation District has been chosen by the Environmental Protection Agency to receive $937,691 to boost its capacity to engage with and provide technical assista

Debbie Kogelman of the Tecumseh Area Historical Society. Photo by Brad Heineman

Wed, 07/02/2025 - 12:08pm

Grant will help Tecumseh Area Historical Society with mobile oral history project

Almost $5,000 has been awarded to the Tecumseh Area Historical Society as part of the first round of funding from the America250MI History Grant program.

Owner of Clay It Forward, Katie Flowers, with adoptable shop cat Kresnick. Photo by Kelly Overholt.

Wed, 07/02/2025 - 12:00pm

Pottery with a paws cause: Clay It Forward opens in Tecumseh

When Katie Flowers first imagined Clay It Forward, she envisioned a place where community, creativity, inclusiveness, and giving back could thrive.

Leland Thompson with a train he built for the Old West set. Photo by Kelly Overholt.

Wed, 07/02/2025 - 11:54am

Fueled by faith: local man builds life-size western set for church

Visitors to Tecumseh Assembly of God’s Vacation Bible School (VBS) last week were transported back to the Old West with the help of replicas built by church member Leland Thompson.

The River Raisin Ragtime Revue performs July 6, 2024, at its Ragtime Extravaganza in Adrian. The 2025 Extravaganza is July 5 on the PlaneWave Instruments campus in Adrian. Submitted photo.

Wed, 06/25/2025 - 12:28pm

River Raisin Ragtime Revue to help Adrian celebrate bicentennial July 5

ADRIAN — Music lovers can hear an internationally known jazz and blues artist, a recent competitor on a national TV show and the premiere of a new composition July 5 at the River Raisin Ragtime Rev

Verizon has approached the Tecumseh Public Schools about placing a cellphone tower at the south end of the high school property near the barn at the south end of the soccer field, pictured Tuesday, June 24. Photo by David Panian.

Wed, 06/25/2025 - 12:23pm

Tecumseh school board considers leasing land for cellphone tower

TECUMSEH — Verizon has approached the Tecumseh Public Schools about placing a cellphone tower on the south end of the high school property.

Sports

Tecumseh, Clinton to meet in Little League 8-9-10 softball final

Little League Majors District 16 baseball tournament underway

Tecumseh Little League Majors begin run following dream season

Clinton Juniors baseball wins district title

Benschoter returns to Louisville

Tecumseh, Clinton to meet in Little League 8-9-10 softball final

Little League Majors District 16 baseball tournament underway

New jeweler in town to fill Hackers’ building

Road to recovery: dentist adjusting to life after accident

News

Sun & Sand Festival returns to downtown Tecumseh July 18-19

Open for guests: Stacy Mansion owners open B&B with 19th-century charm

Lenawee Conservation District to receive over $937,000 to protect Lake Erie basin

Grant will help Tecumseh Area Historical Society with mobile oral history project

Pottery with a paws cause: Clay It Forward opens in Tecumseh

Grocery Specials

Editorials

Cell tower by school will be detrimental to students

‘No Kings’ protest a success

Thanks to Tecumseh art teachers

America – No Kings Allowed

Garage sale story brings back memories

Cast Your Vote

Obituaries

Paul McGurin

Charles Mattis

Terry Starkey

Linda Sannes

Ronald D. Dickerson

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07/14/2025 - 10:30am to 11:30am
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07/15/2025 - 2:00pm to 3:00pm
Joel Tacey’s Picasso Magic Show

07/16/2025 - 2:00pm
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