Tecumseh Herald

03/27/2025

The Tecumseh City Council green-lighted the purchase of a new street sweeper at its March 17 meeting at a net cost of $345,000, part of a number of big-ticket items that sailed through the approval process as the city gets ready for spring and the new fiscal year.

03/27/2025

After 29 years of teaching science, Clinton High School teacher Renee Gilson has received recognition for her dedication and contributions to the school, the surrounding community, and the field of education.

03/27/2025

On Sunday, March 23 between 11 p.m. and 3 a.m., Lenawee County Detectives were working on an ongoing investigation regarding multiple breaking and entering complaints at several Lightning Quick stores in the Lenawee County area over the past few months.

03/25/2025

Tecumseh’s Waylon White shed tears of happiness and leaped into his father’s arms Sunday at the Wings Event Center in Kalamazoo. The nine-year-old had just won his second straight state title in the Michigan Youth Wrestling Association state tournament.

03/23/2025

Tecumseh girls basketball won its first state championship since 1974, defeating West Catholic 54-44 on Saturday at the Breslin Center in East Lansing.

03/22/2025

A stunned Alli Zajac put her hands on her head. Tecumseh was down 30-20 midway through the third quarter and the THS senior picked up her third foul while defending at the 3-point line.

03/20/2025

Tecumseh’s Farmers Market has a new market manager in Dara O’Regan, a longtime vendor at the Market on Evans. O’Regan helped with the weekly seasonal market last summer as part of the market advisory committee and officially started her new role in January.

03/20/2025

Launch Lenawee has been helping small business owners for the past seven years, offering support to Lenawee County small businesses by providing access to business development services, mentorship, business loans and network opportunities all from the organization’s location in the Adrian A

03/20/2025

Brad Faust, a 22-year employee of the City of Tecumseh, was appointed to be the new superintendent of the utilities department at the Monday night meeting of the Tecumseh City Council.

03/19/2025

Two more to go. Tecumseh beat Goodrich 61-53 in the Division 2 state quarterfinals Tuesday at Northville, inching closer to its first state title since 1974.

03/14/2025

It was always going to be Tecumseh versus Father Gabriel Richard in the Division 2 regional finals this year. Tecumseh coach Kristy Zajac said she sprinkled in preparation for Father Gabriel Richard since the start of the season.

03/13/2025

The Tecumseh Public Schools (TPS) Board of Education discussed what to do with the vacant Herrick Park elementary building at Monday night’s meeting, following a period in which no bids were received to purchase the property.

03/13/2025

Five years ago, on the evening of March 11, 2020, Governor Gretchen Whitmer declared a state of emergency in Michigan following the announcement on March 10 that Michigan had its first presumptive positive cases of COVID- 19.

03/13/2025

Elliott Park, site of the Scout Cabin for nearly 80 years, will get a new life and purpose for the city, after the Tecumseh City Council voted unanimously March 3 to get the ball rolling on the project.

03/13/2025

03/11/2025

Everyone who has coached Tecumseh junior Chloe Bullinger has said she should shoot more. Her club coach. Tecumseh coach Kristy Zajac. The late Bart Bartels who was a seven-year THS assistant until he died in September.

03/09/2025

Tecumseh took its best swing with a feisty, nothing-to-lose mentality in the district finals at Adrian, but fell short on a March evening in 2022. It was yet another loss to Chelsea.

03/05/2025

After 68 years, the Tecumseh Herald has changed hands. Jim Lincoln, who has served as editor and publisher for the newspaper since 1991, announced this week that Rex Crist has purchased the newspaper, its Downtown Printing arm, and Homefront magazine.