The Adrian school district's millage proposal, which would have funded a new community recreation center at Adrian High School as well as renovations to the school's performing arts center, was defeated in the May 5 special election.
Plans for a drivethrough coffee stand in the southeast corner of the Meijer parking lot were approved at the May 5 Adrian City Planning Commission meeting.
The Michigan Department of Transportation is scheduled to start working on changes to the intersection of Division Street and U.S. 223 on Monday, May 4.
Adrian city commissioners adopted the city’s 2025-26 operating budget on April 20, but not before expressing some misgivings about leaving four key positions unfilled in the fiscal year that begins June 1.
At the final Alumni Weekend at Siena Heights University, held April 17-19, the campus felt at once full and fleeting — like something both ending and refusing to end.
One thing is constant as Dr. Cheri Betz navigates the process of closing Siena Heights University: “The mission is the mission,” she said. “It always has been, and it always will be.”
Sitting on the floor of Jeremiah Davies’ office on a Monday morning in March was a street sign from one of Hudson’s intersections. It had blown down in a recent windstorm, and a resident brought it to City Hall.
