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The Daily Telegram ADRIAN — First Fridays this Friday, June 4, in downtown Adrian lives up to its "Hot Wheels" theme with a cruise-in car show. The event will take place in downtown Adrian, allowing for the community to support the downtown businesses with shopping and eating. The car show will start at 5 p.m. and end at 8 p.m. within the downtown area, a news release said.  There will be live entertainment, including performances from The Metros Band with Gordy Sharpe from 6 to 8 p.m. at the corner of South Main and Church streets and Jaded Soul from 7 to 9 p.m. on North Main Street. Mam...

Students from Lincoln Elementary gathered on the Adrian College football field to celebrate how their movement and exercise led to a great cause.

The Daily Telegram MACON TWP. — The 112th annual Memorial Day service at Macon Cemetery on Sunday, honored the service of the fallen as well as Cpl. William H. Crittenden, one of the soldiers responsible for capturing Jefferson Davis during the Civil War. Crittenden, also known as “Tip,” belonged to Company E of the 4th Michigan Cavalry, which departed for war in 1862. He originally was from the Macon and Tecumseh areaand is buried at Macon Cemetery. Bob Elliot, a local historian, was a guest speaker at the ceremony and told attendees a little about Crittenden. He was married to Roset...

The Daily Telegram RAISIN TWP. — There is a big, cute, four-legged, Guinness World Record holder living near Adrian. His name is Romulus, and he is an American mammoth jackstock donkey. Romulus and his full brother, Remus, belong to Phil Yellott and Cara Barker Yellott of Adrian. The two have had the donkeys since 2012, when Barker Yellott was looking for donkeys to purchase, when they lived in Dallas before moving to Adrian in 2015. Upon her search, she stumbled upon Romulus and Remus, named after the founders of Rome. Due to the many droughts in 2011, the two brothers were very underwei...

The Daily Telegram ADRIAN TWP. — A patient care technician at ProMedica Charles and Virginia Hickman Hospital has received an award for outstanding service. Erin Leininger is a patient care technician in the critical care unit and started working at Hickman Hospital in February. The ROSE Award, which stands for Recognizing Outstanding Service and Excellence, first started at ProMedica’s Metro Toledo hospital. It is given out quarterly to honor the hard work of employees who are not nurses. “Erin has only been with the department since February and has made amazing strides on our night s...