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Decatur Utilities will offer free photos with Santa Claus and Elfie on Tuesday in the DU Main Lobby on Central Parkway Southwest.
Human resources professional Mary Ila Ward’s leadership, work-life philosophy and volunteer efforts earned her recognition this week with the annual Athena Leadership Award.
The Decatur City Council is treading carefully when it wades Monday into attempting to regulate single-family homes that developers build with the intention of renting.
City officials will rely on developers and the public to enforce a new ordinance on build-to-rent homes and the definition of family approved Monday morning.
Some of his employees noticed recently during their daily drive to work that Jesse Lewis Smith Park in Northeast Decatur “needed some love,” said Building Construction Associates owner Brandon Price.
A Decatur Utilities crew plans to repair a water leak at 2505 Spring Ave. S.W. on Thursday from 8 a.m. until about 3 p.m.
By: Bayne Hughes
As city officials watched with nervous anticipation, city Purchasing Agent Jeremy Sherrill slowly opened the sealed bids for the new Wilson Morgan recreation center.
In observance of the Christmas holiday and New Years, Decatur Recycling pickup will be pushed back a day in each of the next two weeks.
Decatur Utilities is increasing the residential deposits for water and wastewater services by $5 starting Jan. 1.
Local utilities are getting into the solar business after the recent opening of the First Solar plant, but TVA allows for only 5% of their power production to come from
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