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Tecumseh Sets Election Date For Mayor, Council Members

Tecumseh Sets Election Date For Mayor, Council Members

Tecumseh Sets Election Date For Mayor, Council Members

Citizens of Tecumseh, mark your calendars. At the Tecumseh City Council meeting on Monday, the city adopted Resolution No. 2022-06, which sets the details of upcoming elections for the Council Members for Ward 2, Ward 4 and for the city Mayor. The primary election will be Tuesday, Aug. 23, 2022.
Pictured from left are Tracy Meeuwsen, Program Director Avedis Foundation; Dr. Steve Trotter, Board Member Avedis Foundation; Tina Hanna, Executive Director South Central Industries; Kathy Laster, Ph.D. President & CEO Avedis Foundation; Josh L. Trimble, Board Member Avedis Foundation; and Audrey Seeliger, External Relations-Special Events Director Avedis Foundation

Pictured from left are Tracy Meeuwsen, Program Director Avedis Foundation; Dr. Steve Trotter, Board Member Avedis Foundation; Tina Hanna, Executive Director South Central Industries; Kathy Laster, Ph.D. President & CEO Avedis Foundation; Josh L. Trimble, Board Member Avedis Foundation; and Audrey Seeliger, External Relations-Special Events Director Avedis Foundation

South Central Industries Receives Avedis Foundation Grant

Better Together: A Community Revitalization Initiative is truly a unique project focusing on Shawnee’s Southwest quadrant of our community.
Potawatomi Fire Season Tickets Now Available

Potawatomi Fire Season Tickets Now Available

Potawatomi Fire Season Tickets Now Available

The Potawatomi Fire is kicking off its inaugural season with special pricing on season tickets. Fans who reserve season tickets can save up to 10% off list price and have access to free live streaming for all 24 regular season games.

The Tecumseh Alumni Wants Your Reunion Photos

The Tecumseh Alumni wants your reunion photos. If your class had a party or reunion in 2021, please share the photos WITH IDs with the Tecumseh Alumni News. “We’d love to see your get-togethers,” said Alumni News Editor Mary Carter. Please email the photos to TecumsehAlumniNews@gmail.com.

Training Highlights Stalking Awareness

January is designated as National Stalking Awareness Month. At the beginning of each year, the CPN House of Hope brings education to surrounding communities about the dangers of stalking, and spreading this information is vital. More than 6.
Early Voting Begins Today

Early Voting Begins Today

Early Voting Begins Today

Early voting begins today, Thursday, February 3rd for voters in Pottawatomie County. Voters who will not be able to make it to the polls on Election Day, have the option of voting early at their County Election Board.
Weather Safety Is Crucial As Winter Storms Hit County

Weather Safety Is Crucial As Winter Storms Hit County

Weather Safety Is Crucial As Winter Storms Hit County

Exhaled breaths are expected to be visible in the air this week as temperatures plummet heading into this weekend—and with the return of cold wet weather comes the return of concerns over winter weather safety.
Gallery Talk Friday, Sancta Familia: Images of the Holy Familia

Gallery Talk Friday, Sancta Familia: Images of the Holy Familia

Gallery Talk Friday, Sancta Familia: Images of the Holy Familia

As part of the exhibit, Sancta Familia: Images of the Holy Family from Medieval through Modern, there will be a Gallery Talk featuring Curator of Collections Delaynna Trim on Friday, February 4 at 7pm. In addition, Linda Schaefer will be signing her latest book, Encountering Mother Teresa.

Assistant Emergency Manager Hired, CAC Update Presented

Auston Colley will step into the roll of Pottawatomie County Assistant Emergency Manager on Monday, Feb. 14. Emergency Manager Chad Larman announced at the Pottawatomie County Board of County Commissioners meeting Monday, Jan. 31 that Colley had accepted the position.
County Sheriff’s Office Continues Hunt For Suspects

County Sheriff’s Office Continues Hunt For Suspects

County Sheriff’s Office Continues Hunt For Suspects

On Jan. 29, an alleged burglary led to a manhunt. “Two individuals were trying to steal the wood burning stove out of a house,” Lieutenant Jared Strand of the Pottawatomie County Sheriff’s Office said. As of Tuesday, Feb. 1, no arrests have been made in the case.