Lonnie Huhman is a Reporter at The Daily Telegram. He covers the city of Adrian, Adrian Township, and Madison Township, focusing on themes such as education, competitive sports, and urban development. Lonnie's work has been featured in The Sun Times News.
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By: Lonnie Huhman
Billing itself as “Neighbors United Against Noxious Consumers Energy,” a Change.Org page has been created for those who are concerned about any plans for a power plant in Lima Township. The page states the issue is: “Neighbors United Against Noxious Consumer Energy! We need to stop Consumers Energy plan to build a gas-fired power plant ... Read more
More opportunities and competition are two of the benefits the Saline Area Schools Athletic Department see coming with the expansion of the Southeastern Conference, which begins at the start of the 2027-2028 school year. During the June 9 Saline Board of Education meeting, Athletic Director Ashley Mantha and Assistant Athletic Director Jeff Pike gave an ... Read more
By: Lonnie Huhman
Described as an outdated agreement, the Dexter Township Board has some ideas that they think could help update an important service it shares with the City of Dexter and Webster Township. The Dexter Township Board discussed a series of proposed updates to the Dexter Area Fire Department (DAFD) Interlocal Agreement at their June 16 meeting. ... Read more
By: Lonnie Huhman
The Dexter Community Schools Board of Education ratified a successor agreement with the Dexter Education Association (DEA) at its June 8 meeting. The tentative agreement (TA) with the DEA was also ratified by the DEA membership. DCS Superintendent Ryan Bruder said overall, “this TA adds compensation for teachers, a new insurance incentive, and significant clarification ... Read more
By: Lonnie Huhman
A new business being proposed on Jackson Road wants to offer customers a first-class golfing experience that is unmatched in terms of quality and convenience by combining cutting-edge simulation technology with easy access and community focus. Called the Back Nine, the business plan and its request went before the Scio Township Planning Commission on June ... Read more
Communicating the values of the township, the Dexter Township Board approved two resolutions at its June 16 meeting that deal with ICE and LGBTQ+.
An annual tradition supported through the club's efforts with the fall athletic programs, five graduates from Dexter High School have been named this year's scholarship recipients, including the winners of the Ron Raiford Scholarship and Louie Ceriani Scholarship.
HOME SERVICES HVAC PLUMBING FIRE DAMAGE WATER DAMAGE Scio Township was officially designated as a Bird City Michigan Community.
The new Assistant Principal at the Dexter High School (DHS) brings some good experience to the role and is a familiar face to many in the school district, especially to the students and staff at Mill Creek Middle School.
Each person that went before the camera had a unique story. Whether they were part of a family where generations of family members have been farming in Lima Township or if they had recently moved to the area wanting to get out of the city and into a more rural setting, their stories were recorded in an effort to let Consumers Energy know who they are and how they feel about the community they live in.
