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The year 1926 saw a number of thefts reported across the county. Cars, food and clothing appeared to be the top items sought by thieves.

The hospital was saved from imminent closure earlier in the summer when the city commission mulled a small loan, as hospital officials waited to hear from the state if a larger financial lifeboat in …

Lenawee County topics and concerns during World War II have a ring of familiarity 80 years later. Dan Cherry shares some of those stories.

The city of Sturgis on Monday afternoon reported crews were working to resolve two outages in its service area, including one north of town.

The 2012 goal of making Sturgis "one of the best street systems in Michigan" was a "lofty goal," but generated out of optimism.

A decade ago, Sturgis city officials developed Sturgis 2022, a series of categorized goals across a variety of topics.

A conversation among friends has led historian Dan Cherry on a quest to find a photo of Kimball Camps famous tea kettle in the tree.

On April 19, a site plan was approved for a 7,200 square foot marijuana grow establishment.

The May 21, 1934, edition of Daily Telegram reported that flowing water wells had dried, oat crops would be short and corn planting had been delayed.

The event, to be held starting at 11 a.m., will take place at the LaGrange County 4-H Fairgrounds