The 2026 State of the Western Lake Erie Basin Conference, organized by the University of Michigan Water Center, will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday, June 23, at the Adrian Tobias Center at Adrian College.
The Whistlin’ Woodpecker isn’t an easy name to forget. Owners Kenny and Lindsey Lindsay are hoping the quirky name will draw both vendors and customers into their new business venture on U.S. 12 in Clinton.
Children displaced or affected by an emergency may soon receive a fleece blanket, teddy bear, and fidget toys from several Lenawee County first responders, thanks to 50 “comfort kits” donated by Gleaner Life Insurance Society’s Legacy Arbor.
Carolyn Racine, vice president of continuing education at Sam Beauford Woodworking Institute in Adrian, was recognized recently with a 2026 Michigan Works! Southeast Impact Award, celebrating her career journey and the growing impact of skilled trades education in Lenawee County.
Habitat for Humanity of Lenawee County is celebrating the 20th anniversary of its ReStore, marking two decades of transforming donated goods into affordable housing solutions for local families.
With road work already planned for Maple Avenue later this year, the city of Adrian is taking advantage of the opportunity to make some changes to the intersection of Maple and East Maumee Street near the Lenawee County Fairgrounds.
A divided Adrian City Commission voted on June 29 against hiring any of the candidates for city administrator, opting to do another search in six months and leave utilities director Will Sadler as acting administrator until then.
Patricia Kuney and Norman Long first met as students at Adrian High School in the years after World War II. Pat was a senior. Norm was a year behind her.
The Adrian City Commission will interview five finalists for the position of city administrator on Monday, June 22. The interviews are open to the public, and after the interviews, a reception will be held so that the candidates can meet and talk with members of the public.
