A developer is planning to build about 50 single-family rental homes on the site of the former Bixby Hospital on Riverside Avenue, and demolition of the hospital building could begin as early as this summer.
The Tecumseh Tavern may be new to town, but its owners want everyone who steps through the door to feel like it’s been a part of the community forever.
It’s both a community event and a family one: the Adrian Symphony Orchestra’s annual Christmas concert, “Ho-Ho-Holidays,” which will take place Dec. 9 at Adrian College’s Dawson Auditorium.
Although Citizens Gas Fuel Co. is increasing its distribution fees for the first time in 14 years, Adrian residents will actually see lower rates on their gas bills this winter due to a decrease in the price of natural gas.
The Lenawee Community Foundation board of directors announced today that president and chief executive officer Bronna Kahle will retire from her role at the end of this year. Paula Trentman, currently executive vice president of the foundation, will succeed Kahle as the organization's leader beginning Jan. 1.
Elected officials, law enforcement colleagues, and family members of the late Richard Germond gathered on May 22 as the Lenawee County Sheriff’s Office building was dedicated in his name.
Maci Godfrey will represent not only Hudson, but also all of the school districts in Lenawee, Hillsdale, and Jackson counties during her two-year term.
A pair of Hudson seniors and a couple of Clinton underclassmen, along with a record-breaking effort from Tecumseh in the girls’ 4x100-meter Relay, highlighted the annual Lenawee County All-County Track and Field Meet on May 26 at Sand Creek High School.
The Celebrate Hudson Music in the Park series, which brings talented bands and singer-songwriters to play free outdoor concerts in Hudson every summer, is returning this year starting June 4.
