Weekly Roundup
Top stories and articles from this week made convenient
The votes are in: Meet Michigan’s favorite historic theater | Mlive
We made it to #1! Thank you to all who participated in this friendly competition.
“The Croswell Opera House in Adrian claims the title of the oldest continuously-operating theater in Michigan, and if our readers are any indication it’s also Michigan’s favorite.”
“More than 60,000 readers cast their votes for Michigan’s favorite historic theater after you’d helped us find these local gems and narrow down our list to a top 10. Croswell Opera House came out on top with 21,653 votes. It narrowly beat Muskegon’s Frauenthal Center for the Performing Arts, which had 20,121 votes.”
Adrian College Purchases Apartments in Downtown Adrian
Adrian College is making a grand investment in Adrian’s downtown and is participating in an overall revitalization.
On Wednesday, April 29, 2015, Adrian College announced that it has bought the Cornerstone Apartments, located on the northwest corner of Church and Main streets, what many know as the YMCA built in 1910.
LISD Celebrates Earth Day with Tecumseh Middle School and the LISD TECH Center
The LISD Stubnitz Environmental Education Center (SEEC) celebrates Earth Day by hosting Tecumseh Middle School 7th graders as well as the LISD TECH Center’s Sustainable Agriculture and Environmental Science (SAES) Class.
Students in attendance at the SEEC were able to learn about biodiversity. The students walked away knowing that each plant and animal on Earth is here for a reason and also how they affect each other.
New Restaurant Offers Mix of Authentic Mexican, Tex-Mex and American Cuisine | Adrian Today
“The owners of 3 Amigos Mexican-American Grill — David Peña, Sam Gradeless and Zelman Velasquez Castellanos — say the diverse menu represents the different aspects of their heritage.”
“At lunch and dinner, customers will be able to choose between foods like fajitas and enchiladas on the one hand, or cheeseburgers, sandwiches and gyros on the other. For breakfast, dishes like huevos rancheros and huevos con chorizo will be joined on the menu by waffles, pancakes, French toast and crepes.”
Start Up 101: Internet Talk Radio with Simon Mahler!
Thursday, May 7 | 2 pm EST / 11 am PST
No scripts. No pitches. And no let up! Just a full-hour dedicated to taking viewer questions, LIVE on the Internet!
Power in Numbers: Why Lenawee Now is Joining Forces with Others in Southeast Michigan
With baseball season now in full swing, we’ll liken our news to the sporting world: we were part of a draft day for economic development organizations. That’s right. The Detroit Regional Chamber and 11 other economic development organizations compiled a team to represent Southeast Michigan as a whole to attract businesses to the region. Lenawee Now is enthusiastic to be part of the lineup.