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Remembering April 19, 1995

Remembering April 19, 1995

Remembering April 19, 1995

Nearly thirty years ago, our city, state, and nation were changed forever by an unimaginable domestic terrorist attack. Our community lost 168 lives that fateful day, but they are not forgotten. It is important we continue to honor and remember those who did not make it out of the Alfred P.
Letters To The Editor

Letters To The Editor

Letters To The Editor

EASTER CHANGE of PLANS for Tecumseh First Assembly of God.It was announced early in the year that Tecumseh First would no longer be hosting the city-wide Easter Egg Hunt.Several other community location outreaches are planned by them on two Saturdays with permission granted: Saturday, Apr.
Tecumseh Golden Age Center

Tecumseh Golden Age Center

Tecumseh Golden Age Center

Members of the Golden Age Center are enjoying the Spring weather! However, we have had to practice our tornado and fire escape plans. Be sure your family also has such a plan!The senior center is decorated for Easter as we celebrate another opportunity to be with family.
The mirror doesn't lie

The mirror doesn't lie

The mirror doesn't lie

With warm weather comes a horrible task. Swimsuit shopping is one of my lifetime top ten most humiliating actions only second to having my normally quiet child telling the person behind us on the grocery checkout line that his mommy wears really big underwear (using hand gestures). For no reason!
Glenn Peck

Glenn Peck

Big Tom and Little Jimmy

(Freely adapted from A.C. Dixon)The times were hard, and a desperate new teacher accepted an assignment to a wild and uncontrolled rural school way up in the Virginia mountains. This father of four drove his Model T until the gravel road ended; a couple hundred feet of required walking remained.
PATTI POTEETE

PATTI POTEETE

Wind, Honesty, and a Swollen Lip

I went straight from the dentist chair to the grocery store. My lower lip was swollen and numb, and all I wanted to do was get my groceries and go home to an ice pack and two Ibuprofen.
U.S. Rep. Stephanie Bice

U.S. Rep. Stephanie Bice

CAPITOL COMMENTS

For too long, overregulation has had detrimental impacts on our economy. Businesses have been forced to navigate a maze of bureaucratic red tape rather than focusing on what they do best—creating jobs, innovating, and serving their customers.
Letters To The Editor

Letters To The Editor

Letters To The Editor

Dear Editor, I have long been an opponent of G.E.I. (Government Exploiting Ignorance). Too many times, I’ve seen laws passed that seemingly promised one thing, but eventually proved to be something different from what I was led to expect.
Julie Talton

Julie Talton

Goodness gracious, great balls of fire!

In 1957, Jerry Lee Lewis blew up the country and pop charts with Great Balls of Fire. There are so many songs about fire I couldn’t begin to list them all. I’m sure this wasn’t the first song to center around the hot topic, but it’s arguably one of the most memorable.
ADELAIDE LACK

ADELAIDE LACK

Breaking Into Spring

For many, winter can feel like a weighted blanket, cozy, but encumbering. Seasonal depression is a weight that settles in with the darker months, affecting energy levels, mood, and even the simplest of daily routines. But then, spring arrives— bright, warm, and full of life.