From The Decatur Daily by Evan Belanger Operations could resume at the Wolverine Tube site in Decatur after a 10-year break and eventually produce 250 jobs, according to an application...
From The Decatur Daily by Anna Beahm The Decatur Police Department’s National Night Out Campaign begins Tuesday. The event aims to build better police-community relationships by bringing the community in contact...
From The Decatur Daily by Deangelo McDaniel Etta Freeman doesn’t remember a time when she wasn’t doing something to make the world a better place. Life is a journey you...
From The Decatur Daily by Michael Wetzel Eleven new officers will be welcomed onto the Decatur Police force at a ceremony Friday morning. Joining the Decatur Police Department are officers...
From The Decatur Daily by Evan Belanger Daikin North America is in the midst of an expansion at its plant on State Docks Road. Meanwhile, the city’s first beer brewer...
From The Decatur Daily by Catherine Godbey Organizers of the River Clay Fine Arts Festival announced the 75 artists selected for the third annual event scheduled for Sept. 23-24 in...
From The Decatur Daily by Bayne Hughes About two dozen Decatur residents filled a conference room Wednesday night to learn about forming neighborhood watch groups and working with the Police...
From The Decatur Daily It was a familiar sound of the season: trucks in spring and summer roaming city streets with fogger machines fastened to their beds, spraying neighborhoods for...
From The Decatur Daily by Marian Accardi Despite the blustery weather Friday, a crowd of about 250 turned out for the opening of the Decatur Union Depot Museum, marking the completion...
From The Decatur Daily by Bayne Hughes Two years after budget overruns almost sank the department, Street and Environmental Services has dramatically cut its vehicle repair expenses. Director Rickey Terry...