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Whitmer hints at more reopening of Michigan in 'coming days'

LANSING - Gov. Gretchen Whitmer hinted Friday that she will soon reopen more regions of Michigan, expressing optimism as…

The joys of a pool in the good ol' summertime

I think it is time to take a break from the unendingly dreary and fearful news about CV-19 to think about the good times…

Habitat for Humanity of Lenawee County names new director

ADRIAN - Habitat for Humanity of Lenawee County thinks it has found the right person to continue its community initiativ…

Paul F. deLespinasse: Solar energy: Think big to avoid the storage problem

Preventing climate disaster will require minimizing the use of carbon fuels. Solar energy may be the ideal replacement. …

Croswell offers space on marquee for graduation messages

ADRIAN - To provide another way to honor local graduates - and also to bring in a little extra income while the theater …

More fake news

Don Beeler should read Ina Leach's letter again. I cannot find where she said that Democrats control the majority of th…

Zorn's face mask was no big thing

Last Wednesday, Mr. Deacon Parker, president of the Monroe Chapter of the NAACP, demanded several actions of State Sen. …

Garfield Elementary School property to hit open market

ADRIAN - Adrian Public Schools plans to sell the former Garfield Elementary School property after two attempts by a real…

Adrian Dominican Sisters call for Day of Mourning

ADRIAN - Through the Leadership Conference of Women Religious, of which the Adrian Dominican Sisters is a part, the cong…

Whitmer: Congress can prevent deep cuts; K-12 is priority

LANSING, - Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said Thursday that protecting K-12 funding is her priority as Michigan seeks a federal …

Take 2 for SpaceX's 1st astronaut launch with more storms

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - SpaceX pressed ahead with its second attempt to launch astronauts for NASA - a historic first for…

MHSAA releases guidelines for when activities can resume

The MHSAA an update Friday morning on plans for what will take place when activities are allowed to resume.

Start moving and stay active

Most adults over the age of 75 aren't physically active on a regular basis due to chronic conditions that affect musculo…

Governor acknowledges 'abject failure' in protest response

MINNEAPOLIS - With smoke drifting over Minneapolis, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Friday acknowledged the "abject failure" …

Parade of reunions

ADRIAN - What started out as simply a plan to offer residents of the Lenawee Medical Care Facility a late Memorial Day p…

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