Bayne Hughes is a News Reporter at Yahoo News. He specializes in construction and real estate, focusing on urban design, infrastructure development, and commercial real estate, while also covering topics related to sports and sports business. Bayne's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, The Moulton Advertiser, and Decatur Daily.
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Decatur Utilities is relocating electric facilities for city road and intersection widening projects.
Construction of a new Hilton LivSmart Studios continues this week. The developers have requested the city to pay an $86,079 economic incentive to run sewer to the site. [JERONIMO NISA/DECATUR DAILY]
Due to continued renovation work, the Morgan County Courthouse will be closed to the public Friday, July 10 and Monday, July 13.
The city of Decatur is considering switching to a new computer program that uses artificial intelligence to judge road conditions for paving decisions.
By: Bayne Hughes
Decatur will have plenty of reasons to celebrate the Fourth of July with the 60th anniversary of a revived Spirit of America festival that will also serve as the city’s
Alabama 20 westbound traffic is backed up in the afternoon rush hour. A $10 million study is aimed at alleviating the congestion. [JERONIMO NISA/DECATUR DAILY]
The state plans to begin paving U.S. 31 from the Tennessee River bridge to Thomas Hammonds Road, just north of Calhoun Community College, this summer, officials said.
Decatur Youth Services took another step Monday toward getting a permanent home and now has an expected date for opening construction bids.
Orr Stover The planned bicycle and walking trail to Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge in Southeast Decatur could continue to grow if a second state grant comes through for the city.
A proposal to extend free lunchtime use of the downtown parking deck is under consideration by the Decatur City Council.
