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Adrian District Library millage renewal to be on May ballot

A millage renewal for the Adrian District Library will go before voters in the city of Adrian on May 7.

New restaurant coming soon to former CoCoNuts location in Tipton

TIPTON — Area residents who miss CoCoNuts, the beach-themed restaurant on U.S. 12 that closed in 2017, will have reason to celebrate soon. A...

Glass, metal and sculpture studios now open at Adrian Center for the Arts 

Three new studios are now up and running at the Adrian Center for the Arts, the result of a renovation that transformed a row of old garages into a place for creativity.

Music and theater students at Adrian College to present recitals

Adrian College has announced the schedule for its music and theater student recitals this spring. All recitals are free and open to the public.

Making Windsor chairs at SBWI

The intersecting schedules of two different programs at the Sam Beauford Woodworking Institute in Adrian led to an unusual event in February: for one week, there were 27 artisans building 27 handmade Windsor chairs in the same building.

‘Constructions of Disability’ is topic of Adrian College convocation

Adrian College’s spring convocation will take place at 7 p.m. Monday, March 18, in Dawson Auditorium.

Taste of the Irish Hills is coming up in March

Tickets are now on sale for the 14th annual Taste of the Irish Hills.

‘Little Cat’ book stems from Adrian girl’s big imagination

“Once upon a time, there was a little girl in first grade who loved cats. Her parents would not let her have a cat, so she had to use her imagination ...”

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Entrepreneurial boot camp welcomes applications for ninth class

Launch Lenawee’s Entrepreneurial Action Program (LLEAP) recently graduated eight new entrepreneurs and is now recruiting students for the ninth LLEAP class, which will begin on Saturday, July 12. 

ASO plans summer chamber music series at Holy Rosary

It’s one thing to hear classical music performed by a full orchestra in a vast concert hall. It’s quite another thing to have the up-close-and-personal experience provided when artists perform in recital in a smaller setting.

Watershed council’s first native plant sale a success

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Farm museum plans take a big step forward

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