Lonnie Huhman

2 days ago | thesuntimesnews.com | Lonnie Huhman

A new food option debuted in downtown Dexter on May 13, bringing with it a unique culinary experience. Already known around the Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor areas, the Fonda Reyes Truck set up shop that day in the parking lot of the Marathon Gas Station in Dexter, at Main and Jeffords streets, and started dishing out some delicious meals. Their mission is to bring a taste of Mexico to every bite.

3 days ago | thesuntimesnews.com | Lonnie Huhman

The Chelsea School District Board of Education has a vacancy and is looking to fill it with a qualified person. On May 13, the school district announced a “Notice of Board Vacancy.”“The Chelsea School District Board of Education is seeking candidates for a board position following the resignation of Board President, Kate Henson,” the CSD announcement said. Henson is leaving the school board because she has been appointed to the open Chelsea City Council position.

3 days ago | thesuntimesnews.com | Lonnie Huhman

Note: As part of our Police Week 2025 coverage, The Sun Times News is featuring profiles of local officers to recognize their service and help readers get acquainted with the people behind the badgeSchool Resource Officer Gerrod Visel’s role in Dexter Community Schools is a unique one.

4 days ago | thesuntimesnews.com | Lonnie Huhman

Chris Timmis, Superintendent of Dexter Community Schools (DCS), shared with the community his big decision to retire in the next year. In a letter to the students, families and community on May 12, Timmis announced his next steps in his long educational career. “Thank you so much for your commitment to our students, our staff, our school district, each other, and our community. Serving as the DCS Superintendent since 2013 has been a truly remarkable experience.

1 week ago | thesuntimesnews.com | Lonnie Huhman

A group of Milan High School Seniors got a helpful boost at the Community Foundation of Monroe County Scholarship Breakfast that will help with the next steps in their educations. Held on May 3 at Saint Therese IHM Senior Living, in a room full of families and students, this annual event was a celebration of education, generosity and bright futures ahead. The Community Foundation awarded more than $130,000 in scholarships to graduating seniors from every corner of Monroe County.