Onsted News

Tecumseh Public Schools were "to some degree" prepared for the recent $165 cut in the student foundation allowance handed down by the state, Tecumseh Business and Finance Director Bill Wright told school board members Monday night, but the additional $127 that the governor issued late last week, making this year's cuts per student at $292 so far, ...

In Eastern Michigan, the fall color is fast approaching its peak. The beauty of Michigan's fall color is unmatched in my opinion, with its maples, aspens, willows, and oaks the vibrant colors are breath taking.

A former loan processor at OSB Community Bank in Brooklyn is going to jail for eight days and will spend a year and a half on probation for stealing more than $20,000 from the bank.

If you don't have huge canning pots on your stove already, I'm sure you are trying to dig them out of storage.

Hayes State Park is hosting its second annual "GO-Get Outdoors" Canine Carnival on Saturday, Sept.

Onsted -- At the Mystery Hill cabin, chairs seem to climb walls, while water and balls roll upward.

ONSTED, MI, July 29, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Debbie Harper, SOX Analyst at Masco Builder Cabinet Group, has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for demonstrating dedication, leadership and excellence in manufacturing.

Description: Cute and Cozy Ranch in Quiet Subdivision House built in 2002 - Well water, city sewer.

A 28-year-old former loan processor at OSB Community Bank in Brooklyn has been charged with embezzling $20,819.30 from the bank.

The Tecumseh Board of Education approved a series of energy bond projects totaling $217,313 Monday night, rounding out a list of maintenance projects that needed to be done and were approved last year.

Hayes State Park near Onsted is hosting its third annual geocaching event, "Lazy Hayes Days," May 15-17, in cooperation with "Team Rod & Tod," a local geocaching group.

Contact: Cheryl Valentine , Site Historian 467-4401 Agency: History, Arts and Libraries April 23, 2009 Walker Tavern Historic Site invites community members to explore volunteer opportunities, clean up the site and enjoy a community bonfire and hot-dog roast on Sunday, May 3. Working hours are 1 to 4 p.m., followed by the bonfire.