The Lenawee County Family Researchers, in collaboration with the Lucy Wolcott Barnum Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, are formulating plans to honor all Revolutionary War heroes buried in Lenawee County cemeteries for the nation’s 250th anniversary in 2026.
LANSING — Four Lenawee County residents were among 50 Latino Legacy Leaders who were honored on Oct. 16 when the Hispanic/Latino Commission of Michigan...
Cuatro residentes locales estuvieron entre los 50 líderes del legado latino que fueron homenajeados el 16 de octubre cuando la Comisión Hispana/Latina de Michigan celebró su 50° aniversario.
ADRIAN — Desde ahora y hasta el 27 de diciembre, los compradores en Meijer en Adrian pueden ayudar a combatir el hambre comprando tarjetas “Simplemente dar” (Simply Give) de $10 en la caja registradora.
The Simply Give program helps more than 600 food pantries in Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, and Wisconsin feed hungry families by giving them food-only gift cards to help keep their shelves stocked.
Acting on a recommendation from the new city administrator, the Adrian City Commission has authorized an outside review of financial controls associated with the $15 million enhancement grant that the city was awarded by the state of Michigan in 2022.
The theme was similar but the crowd was bigger as local opponents of the Trump administration held a second “No Kings” demonstration at Comstock Park in Adrian on Oct. 18.
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.
As America celebrates its 250th birthday this year, plenty of orchestras around the country are programming concerts of patriotic music — and the Adrian Symphony Orchestra is no exception.
There’s no substitute for good, old-fashioned customer service. The Lietzke family has owned and operated Bill’s Service in Blissfield for 70 years. And a legacy of caring for their customers is part of the reason why the business isn’t just surviving — it’s growing.
Back in the early 1970s two Adrian Dominican Sisters who were artists, Sisters Barbara Chenicek, OP, and Rita Schiltz, OP, wanted to find a place to serve as a home for their and other sisters’ creative activities.
