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By: Bayne Hughes
Despite some objections, the Decatur City Council held an executive session Thursday afternoon to hear a presentation from Green Research & Technology on its findings after a review of the
By: Bayne Hughes
A “series of unfortunate events” led to the fate of a dog that was struck by a car on New Year’s Day, not released to its owner, and died during
The 5-year-old lawsuit First Response Ambulance Service filed against the city of Decatur and Decatur Morgan Hospital has been settled.
By: Bayne Hughes
Parks and Recreation officials are proposing that the city charge for playing at the new indoor pickleball facility while at the same time increasing Jimmy Johns Tennis Center’s rates.
The 32nd annual Martin Luther King Jr. breakfast will celebrate “Helping Others” on Monday morning at Ingalls Harbor Pavilion.
A projection mapping art project on the underside of Gordon Terry overpass could soon promote downtown Decatur and Alabama Center for the Arts students, if the City Council approves.
By: Bayne Hughes
The Decatur City Council will decide on rates for the city's new event center and consider fee increases for golf and swimming at Point Mallard Park.
By: Bayne Hughes
City Attorney Herman Marks announced Tuesday morning that he will release findings of an independent review of the Decatur Police Department by 5 p.m. Friday.
The Tennessee Valley Authority announced this morning that it will terminate at 11:35 a.m. Wednesday its request that its customers voluntarily reduce power consumption.
By: Bayne Hughes
Council President Jacob Ladner criticized Councilman Hunter Pepper for his “insensitive comments” at a recent council meeting.
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