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Tecumseh Area Living Magazine

About Us

Established in 2006


Established in 2006 in the offices of The Tecumseh Herald - Homefront began as an exclusive real estate book and quickly morphed into a community lifestyle magazine. Originally mailed exclusively to every home and business in Tecumseh, we now reach far outside the Tecumseh area. The full-color glossy format has become a "must read" and therefore a "must advertise in..." publication.

What We Do


Located 30 miles Southwest of Ann Arbor, we explore and bring to light the rich offerings this corner of Southeast Michigan has to offer. From farm to table recipes, antique offerings, loft renovations, personal stories and exciting events, our seasonal magazine focuses on the charm of small town living.

Spreading the Word


Known for taking immense pride in our work, we feel we succeed when our advertisers do. Our MPA (Michigan Press Association) Award-Winning graphic artists create many successful ad campaigns for local small businesses wishing not to remain small. Our design fee is free and is incorporated in our ad space rates. Businesses using their own agencies are also welcome to spread the word to our avid readers.

Some of our Featured Stories


We like to keep you up-to-date with what's going on right in your own backyard.
Here are some stories from our latest issue of Homefront.

From my Kitchen

From my Kitchen

Sarah Chinavare     Fall 2023

Erika and John Aylward, owners of The Boulevard Market in Tecumseh, have always been proud to be a part of their community’s story. “Food is such a big part of Read more

Tecumseh Grads

Tecumseh Grads

Jackie Koch & Renee Lapham Collins     Fall 2023

Lindsey Saxton has been a kindergarten teacher at Herrick Park Intermediate Learning Center for a dozen years, but prior to that she spent a large part of her life inRead more

Marathons

Marathons

Ann Belote-Weir     Fall 2023

There are two things about running: it’s an easily accessible sport, and it’s a reasonably inexpensive sport—most of the time.According to Sam Skeels, principal at Adrian High School and a runner himself, Read more

Hope is a Thing with Feathers

Hope is a Thing with Feathers

Linda Learman     Fall 2023

Meet Peanut - The World's oldest chicken. Peanut, a dainty, tawny-colored bantam hen with black tailfeathers, gingerly struts along the edge of a luscious green lawn set up as a croquet court. Read more

The Word on the Street


We love hearing your thoughts on the Homefront so much that we share it with others!