Business

Back in 1969, Richard Werstler, a professor of education at Adrian College, wanted to do something about the fact that it was hard for teachers to get loans because they weren’t paid year-round. His solution was to form what was then known as Lenco Ed Credit Union.

ADRIAN —  Finding a place to get “all dolled up” in downtown Adrian is easier now that Dollhouse, a nail, hair and skin salon,...

A 164-year-old former church in Palmyra now has a new lease on life as an event center, thanks to a local first responder and schoolteacher who wanted to see the integrity of the building maintained. 

The Align Center for Workforce Development, a new facility on Adrian’s east side that aims to equip residents with the skills for high-paying careers, is expected to open in May.

The city of Adrian is going to get some free help preparing the Witt Farm site, a city-owned property on the north end of town, for sale and eventual development.

Brenda’s Little Taste of Texas recently moved from its previous location downtown to the Crossroads Plaza on South Main Street.

What’s in a bagel? Well, there’s flour, water, sugar, yeast, salt ... and, if you’re the Knight family, plenty of creativity as well.

Longtime Gleaner Life Insurance Society employee and Lenawee County resident Kaylene S. Armstrong has a new role with the benefit society.

Brooklyn’s newest restaurant, Atlas, came about thanks to a couple who traded Chicago for a quieter life in small-town Michigan.