The Daily Telegram

The Daily Telegram is a newspaper that is published every day from Sunday to Friday in Adrian, Michigan, USA. It was bought by GateHouse Media in 2000 from Independent Media Group. This newspaper provides coverage for Lenawee County and the southern part of Jackson County, serving areas such as Adrian, Tecumseh, Blissfield, Clinton, Addison, Deerfield, Hudson, Morenci, Onsted, Brooklyn, and the surrounding communities.

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Borchardt Brothers Market in Blissfield shutting its doors after more than 30 years in business

2 days ago | lenconnect.com | Brad Heineman

Borchardt Brothers Market in Blissfield is closing after more than 30 years in business. The store's final day of operation is Tuesday, April 22, 2025. The store is holding a final clearance sale with 50% off most items. BLISSFIELD — Suffice to say, Bill Borchardt followed his heart when it came to his lifelong work. The longtime local grocer and businessman originally was on the career path to become a mechanical engineer, enrolling in courses and taking classes at Jackson Community College.
New DG Market in Raisin Township celebrated with community grand opening

3 days ago | lenconnect.com | Brad Heineman

A new Dollar General Market (DG Market) is open in Raisin Township offering fresh produce, meat and dairy products. The store held a grand opening event Saturday, April 12, with giveaways for nearby residents. DG Market locations tend to be larger than a typical Dollar General. RAISIN TWP. — Lenawee County, more specifically the Raisin Township-Adrian area, recently welcomed in a somewhat newer store concept of the Dollar General family.
3 competitions in 8 days: Clinton STEM students have been putting their skills to the test

6 days ago | lenconnect.com | Brad Heineman

Clinton High School and Middle School STEM teams won several awards in three different competitions. The teams swept the Michigan Regional SeaPerch Challenge, qualifying four teams for the International Competition at the University of Maryland. They also placed first in Craftsmanship and second overall in Performance at the Square One Underwater Innovative Vehicle Design Competition.
Patrons enjoy chocolate, support Adrian District Library during 'Loud3 at the Library'

1 week ago | lenconnect.com | Brad Heineman

The Adrian District Library held its third annual "Loud3 at the Library" fundraiser, "The Chocolate Version," on April 5. The event featured chocolate treats, live music and tours of the newly renovated Children's Area/Youth Services Department. Money raised supports the Friends of the Adrian District Library, which buys items outside the library's normal budget and contributes to an endowment.
Michigan inmate dies Saturday in 5th similar falling/jumping death since 2020

1 week ago | lenconnect.com | Paul Egan

Ervin Robinson II, 42, died Saturday after falling from an elevated platform at Charles Egeler Reception and Guidance Center near Jackson. Robinson's death marks the fifth similar incident at two Jackson-area prisons since 2020, though four earlier deaths were ruled suicides. LANSING — A man died after falling from an elevated platform at a Jackson-area prison April 12 in what was the fifth similar falling or jumping death since 2020 at two state prisons.
Tecumseh schools sale falls though; district explores options to put them back on market

1 week ago | lenconnect.com | David Panian

Two closed Tecumseh elementary schools, Patterson and Herrick Park, are back on the market after prospective buyers rescinded their offers. The buyers, who intended to convert the buildings into apartments, withdrew due to zoning restrictions. The Tecumseh Board of Education is exploring options for selling the properties, including listing with a real estate agent and working with the Lenawee County Land Bank. TECUMSEH — Two closed elementary schools in Tecumseh are back on the market.
Clinton graduate Mathew Sexton continues pro football career in UFL

1 week ago | lenconnect.com | Kristopher Lodes

DETROIT — Coming into Sunday's Week 3 game of the UFL season, Mathew Sexton hadn't caught a pass yet for the San Antonio Brahmas. But for the around 50 friends and family members who attended the game at Ford Field against the Michigan Panthers, they didn't have to wait long to see if Sexton would get an opportunity. Quarterback Kellen Mond found him on the first play for a 9-yard reception and then again later in the drive for four years.
Annual State of the College address shows how Adrian College is educating locally, globally

1 week ago | lenconnect.com | Brad Heineman

Adrian College President Jeffrey Docking delivered the annual State of the College address, highlighting the 2024-25 school year and future plans. The college welcomed 600 freshmen in the fall, introduced new majors and graduate programs, and added three athletic teams. Partnerships with the Sam Beauford Woodworking Institute and Henry Ford Health will expand educational opportunities for students.
Walberg votes for House GOP bill to require proof of citizenship for voter registration

1 week ago | lenconnect.com | Riley Beggin |David Panian

Voting rights advocates have argued the bill will make it harder for millions of Americans to register to vote. "The SAVE Act is a common sense solution to ensure that only U.S. citizens vote in our federal elections," Rep. Tim Walberg, R-Tipton, said. The bill would require proof of citizenship — a U.S. passport or a photo ID that matches the name on their birth certificate or naturalization card — when registering to vote.
Prepare for Lenawee County's household hazardous waste collection with spring cleaning

1 week ago | lenconnect.com | David Panian

Lenawee County's annual household hazardous waste collection event is scheduled for May 10. Year-round recycling options are available at various locations for items like electronics, batteries, and fluorescent bulbs. The Lenawee County Drop-off Site accepts common recyclables such as paper, glass, aluminum and plastics. ADRIAN — Warmer, spring weather appears to here to stay — knock on wood — and that means some will be motivated to do some spring cleaning.