Holly Mitchell, a local homeschool student and member of St. John’s Lutheran Church, was the winner of Right to Life of Lenawee’s 36th annual oratory contest.
The Lenawee Intermediate School District Tech Center was alive with energy on April 2 as students from across Lenawee County gathered for the Lenawee County Equations Super Tournament, the final event of the Lenawee Equations season.
The Lenawee Community Foundation celebrated accomplishments over the past year and honored several people for their service to the community during the organization’s annual breakfast on April 17.
The Lenawee County Education Foundation invites the community to tee off for a cause at the 30th annual Strokes for Students golf event on Monday, May 19, at the Hills of Lenawee Golf Club.
At their April 21 meeting, Adrian city commissioners received an update from planning commission chairman Mike Jacobitz on efforts to create a new zoning ordinance.
“Everyone loves a surprise” is an old cliche, but surprises have their time and place. One place they don’t belong is in important government decisions like the hiring of a city administrator.
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.
