Bayne Hughes is a reporter for Decatur Daily and Yahoo News, with a focus on local news in Decatur, Alabama. His articles cover a range of topics including law enforcement, city development, community events, and local politics. Bayne's work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance.
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The memories may have been from more than 50 years ago, but “Anchors Away” still brought out the emotions for Navy veteran Bob Russell at Austin Middle School's Veterans Day program on Wednesday morning.
Due to a series of changes like allowing roosters in the city, changing the definition of family and adjusting maximum fence heights, the Decatur City Council delayed consideration last week
The city will use a search firm at a cost of $40,000 to find a planning director, since none of the most recent applicants met all of the qualifications for
By: Bayne Hughes
Red Sage Communications will continue the “Positively Decatur” campaign at a cost of $200,000 this year despite it not being included in the city’s fiscal 2025 budget approved in September.
The Salvation Army in Decatur will launch its Christmas Red Kettle Campaign on Friday at 11 a.m. at Walmart Supercenter, 2800 Spring Ave. S.W.
The Decatur City Council put a proposed zoning ordinance on hold until spring on Monday, but it will consider changes to the existing zoning code during the holiday season that
Controversial plans for the continued development of the Foxwood Farms subdivision were approved over opposition at a Planning Commission meeting Tuesday and the developer's attorney threatened a lawsuit over the
A Decatur Utilities crew will be repairing a fire hydrant at 1143 Way Thru the Woods S.W. on Friday, and the work will interfere with traffic.
Al’s Grocery's days appear to be numbered unless the owner and others can save the historic Northwest Decatur building in the next month.
The city of Decatur will begin offering larger recycling carts in January and May as part of an opt-in campaign to strengthen its recycling program.
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