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Proposed Adrian park ordinance criticized

The Adrian City Commission is

Disasters don't wait - make a plan today

September is National Preparedness Month (NPM). NPM is recognized each September to promote family and community disaste…

Tipping off the year: Area volleyball teams return for 2020 season

They may be getting a later start than normal, but across Lenawee County, the 12 girls volleyball teams are ready to get…

Boys soccer kicks off 2020 season

The boys soccer season got underway Wednesday with Onsted picking up a win against rival Blissfield to start the year, 7…

Funding OK'd for jobless benefit, flood costs, carp project

LANSING - Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Tuesday signed a budget bill that will fund a federal $300-a-week unemployment benefi…

Walk to End Alzheimer's takes place virtually Sunday

BLISSFIELD - For Connie Graf of Blissfield, Lenawee County's annual Walk to End Alzheimer's has become a yearly traditio…

Hank Cetola: Destination of campaign donations may be surprising

The following is a guest column from Hank Cetola.

Soprano Crocetto returns to teach at Siena Heights University

Opera star Leah Crocetto returns to Siena Heights University to teach in university's musical theater program

Charles Milliken: Rioting and looting for fun and profit

This is the latest guest column from Charles Milliken.

Senate leader: Absentee ballot processing bill still alive

LANSING - A bill that would allow Michigan clerks to start processing absentee ballots before Election Day is not dead, …

Man stabbed during domestic dispute in Tecumseh

TECUMSEH - A domestic dispute led to a man being stabbed Tuesday in Tecumseh, police said.

Diving back in: Adrian, Tecumseh girls swim teams ready to compete

Most teams heading into a new season have certain expectations.Some have sights on championships and others look to impr…

Boy on bike struck by vehicle in Tecumseh

TECUMSEH - A boy riding a bicycle suffered non-life-threatening injuries Tuesday after being struck by a vehicle.

Spirit of America blood drive returns to MIS

Blood drive scheduled for Friday, Sept. 11, honors those who lost their lives in 9/11 terrorist attacks.

Adrian College active COVID-19 cases drop

ADRIAN - Active COVID-19 cases at Adrian College have fallen by nearly 100 since late last week.

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