La Ciudad de Adrian le pide a sus residentes participar en una breve encuesta para orientar la planificación estratégica y la búsqueda de un nuevo administrador municipal.
In the foreword to his book “Adrian: The City that Worked,” probably the most comprehensive volume that has ever been written about the the Maple City, local historian Charles Lindquist described being asked an unusual question by a visitor to Adrian.
An autopsy has shown that a man who was killed in a single-vehicle rollover crash on June 28 had not sustained a gunshot wound as hospital staff initially thought.
A Jackson man was pronounced dead after a rollover crash in Lenawee County, and sheriff's deputies are investigating the circumstances after discovering that he appeared to have recently sustained gunshot wounds.
Gleaner Life Insurance Society’s annual flag exchange led to a $7,400 donation to the local chapter of Disabled American Veterans, helping the group save for a new shuttle van.
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.
