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Chick-fil-A Planned For Adrian
ADRIAN — A Chick-fil-A restaurant is being planned for Adrian near the Lowe’s shopping area along Division Street. The Adrian Planning Commission has approved plans for the proposed restaurant, which would be located between two existing entrances to the shopping area. The development was discussed during ViewPoint with...
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Adrian College Announces Parking Procedures for Saturday, November 14
ADRIAN, Mich. – The Adrian College Athletic Department has announced the following parking procedures for Saturday, November 14, due to multiple events taking place across campus. A parking pass will be required to park in the Merillat Sport and Fitness parking lot for spectators attending the Adrian College football...
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Adrian pantry to give away 350 Thanksgiving turkeys
ADRIAN — The St. Vincent DePaul – St. Joseph Conference Food Pantry in Adrian will give away 350 Thanksgiving meal kits Tuesday, Nov. 17. The drive-through event starts at 9 a.m. at the fairgrounds and runs until the turkeys are gone. Each car can pick up for up to two families.
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Companies Behind Saline Township Data Center Donate $500,000 to Clinton Fire Department
Saline also receiving $7.5 million for fire equipment; Manchester receives $500,000. Related Digital and Oracle, the companies behind “The Barn” data center project in Saline Township, have donated $500,000 to the Clinton Fire Department to help purchase a new fire engine and brush truck without requesting a special tax millage.
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Hudson, Britton Deerfield look to keep playoff runs alive in crucial Week 12 matchups
Hudson and Springport met on the gridiron for the first time last season. By halftime, the Tigers knew they were regional champions. On Friday, for the second straight year, Hudson (10-1, 1st in LCAA) will host Springport (10-1, 1st in Big 8) at Thompson Field with a regional title on the line. Beckett Campbell stole the show last time around. The running back had a career night with 14 carries for 359 yards and five touchdowns to lead the Tigers to a 68-22 win over the Spartans as a sophomore. Campbell, now a junior, will lead Hudson once more against the Big 8 Conference champions. Springport retained momentum from its program-best 11-1 season in 2025. The Spartans ran the table with an undefeated 8-0 record in conference play. Their only loss this season came in Week 3, a 42-13 loss to top-ranked Beal City. Last season, Springport’s offense was led by senior quarterback Gibson Overweg. His younger brother, sophomore Rip Overweg, has since filled his shoes. Rip has led a Spartan offense that prides itself on running the ball and making high-percentage throws. Last week, he accounted for four total touchdowns in Springport’s 34-22 district final win over Decatur. “[Overweg]
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Children’s Advocacy Center Collects Gifts For Families In Crisis
ADRIAN — The Children’s Advocacy Center of South Central Michigan is collecting donations for local families through its Community Connection Christmas Drive. The center is a program of Catholic Charities and has an Adrian site. It serves children who are crime victims and their families. On a recent...
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Tecumseh Schools Provide Update on Capital Projects
TECUMSEH — Tecumseh Public Schools have provided the community with an update on their ongoing capital projects. During Monday night’s school board meeting, Superintendent Matt Hilton announced the publication of a living document which outlines progress of the district’s capital improvement plan. The document, which is available...
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Lenawee Christian volleyball wins regional championship, Clinton settles for runner-up
WHITEFORD — Clinton volleyball’s senior class has been a part of one of the most successful eras in the program’s history. Over the last three years, the Redwolves have gone undefeated in LCAA play, claimed two district titles and won 116 matches. But on Thursday night, the seniors’ accomplished careers came to a close. No. 7 Clinton fell short in a 25-17, 25-15, 25-23 loss to No. 8 Monroe St. Mary’s Catholic Central in the Division 3 regional finals. The Redwolves struggled to find a consistent rhythm offensively through the first two sets, which led to early deficits. “When our passing is off, it’s a shock for everybody,” coach Kia Rainey said. “We’ve kind of been battling through that passing spurt for the past week now, and what a terrible week to have it.” Clinton trailed 13-5 in the first set and 10-2 in the second. Despite showing improvement as the sets progressed, the Redwolves were unable to recover from their poor starts. The third set was much more competitive. Clinton held a slim advantage early on before the Kestrels battled back to even the score at 11-11. SMCC began to pull away and took a 22-17 advantage, but the