David Pray News Today

David Pray, 77, of Clinton died Thursday, April 18, at the Hospice of Lenawee Home in Adrian. For more than 50 years, he impacted public education throughout the county.

In an off year in the election cycle, Downriver voters in seven communities took to the polls on Tuesday to elect their leaders. In some cases it was out with the old and in with the new, while other communities returned most of the incumbents.   

In an off year in the election cycle, Downriver voters in seven communities took to the polls on Tuesday to elect their leaders. In some cases it was out with the old and in with the new, while other communities returned most of the incumbents.   

The City Council race in Riverview recently took an ugly turn after two candidates got into a disagreement that resulted in one of the candidates being asked to leave when the confrontation became physical.

Tuesday was a relatively quiet primary election day in most Downriver communities, but one key issue in Riverview drew lots of attention.

Collectively, the retiring individuals have served the Adrian school district for 169.25 years, Adrian Superintendent Nate Parker said.

CHARLESTON — Prayworks is suing several accountants and their firms for failing in their duty of care.

CHARLESTON — Prayworks is suing several accountants and their firms for failing in their duty of care.

For the past year, Lenawee County superintendents have been leading their respective districts through the worst educational dilemma of their careers, often without much guidance from our state officials. However, they have persevered, they have met the challenge head on and they have provided the best educational opportunities for their students. Their demonstrated governance is an example of the superior educational leadership we have in Lenawee County. This year, Lenawee County schools will...

Submitted During the last several weeks, Lenawee County has hosted MI-DHHS Rapid Testing events at Adrian High School. This is a community-wide effort to help not only students returning from spring break, but an opportunity for anyone in our community to get a free rapid test.   While the event takes place at Adrian High School, a big thank you to Mark Haag, LISD superintendent; Steve Guerra, Addison superintendent; Mike McAran, Morenci superintendent; Nick Steinmetz, Madison superintendent;...