A place to sit with friends, have a conversation, and enjoy a good meal. That’s what Lana Asani wants people to find when they step inside Lana’s Kitchen, a new restaurant in downtown Adrian.
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.
"Anyone can pitch in, and anyone can enjoy." That's the philosophy behind the community garden on George Street, which was started almost 10 years ago by Adrian resident Christie Boxer and her family.
City commissioners and members of the public were united at the May 4 commission meeting in their praise for city administrator Chad Baugh and their regret at his departure. But that was just about the only point of unity, as both Baugh’s resignation and the process of replacing him led to several tense moments.
Sitting on the floor of Jeremiah Davies’ office on a Monday morning in March was a street sign from one of Hudson’s intersections. It had blown down in a recent windstorm, and a resident brought it to City Hall.
Although Lenco Credit Union is 56 years old this year, only two people have ever served as its president and CEO. Now a third person is joining those ranks, as longtime leader Ben Neal prepares to retire and hand over the reins to Fran Brant.
A plan to add an officer to the Adrian Police Department, made possible by an increase in state funding, was presented to the Adrian City Commission at its July 6 meeting.
When Darcy Gifford sat down to write a children’s book, she knew only a few things. She wanted to try a different kind of writing. She wanted the main character to be a bird. And she thought it might be funny if that bird could not make a sound.
