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Boys cross country teams hit the trail

Tom MacNaughton begins his 11th season as coach and 14th overall with the Adrian boys cross-country program, and the team’s goal is the same every year: reach the Division 2 state championship meet at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn.

Tecumseh volleyball looks to defend their record

Morgan Skelton is beginning her sixth season as coach of the Tecumseh volleyball program, and although Skelton returns key standouts from last season, the Indians must fight to avoid taking a step back.

A new year on the gridiron

Coach Dan Rogers begins his seventh season at the helm of the storied Hudson football program with one goal in sight: a shot at another state championship for the Tigers. 

Concert by Telegraph Quartet concludes ASO’s Summer Chamber Series

A journey through three works for string quartet, each of which in its own way took previous musical forms and put a new twist on them, is on tap for the final concert of the Adrian Symphony Orchestra’s Summer Chamber Series.

Winery pairings add to Manitou Beach shopping experience

People browsing the stores in downtown Manitou Beach can now add to their experience by sampling Michigan-made wines while they shop.

Adrian dominates at cross country preview meet

Blissfield junior Michael Weidmayer and Adrian senior Ayda Skeels notch top individual finishes.

Adrian City Commission picks Ted Andrzejewski as interim administrator

The Adrian City Commission voted on Thursday to hire Ted Andrzejewski as interim city administrator.

Utilities director gives update on water treatment options

Utilities director and acting city administrator Will Sadler gave Adrian city commissioners updated cost estimates on some of the options for upgrading Adrian’s water treatment plant at the Aug. 17 commission meeting.

City hires firm to develop parks and recreation plan

The Adrian City Commission dealt with two strategic planning questions on Monday, voting to hire the Mannik & Smith Group to develop a five-year parks and recreation plan, while also pausing work on a new strategic plan for the entire city.

Updates released on former Siena Heights programs and campus

Siena Heights University held its last commencement at the end of May with a graduating class of 731. Now the university and the Adrian Dominican Sisters, who founded the school back in 1919, are working to figure out what's next.

From forest to table at Great Lakes Foragers Gathering

The annual Great Lakes Foragers Gathering is one of the longest-running foraging events in the country, and a unique offering in southeast Michigan.

Sisters’ lemonade stand raises money to help the Morenci community

Ezri, Blake and Navy Hall operated a lemonade stand at their home on Salisbury Street on July 23 to raise money for school supplies to be given away at Morenci's annual Back-to-School Bash.