Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 6th of May.
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🏘️ Community
Fashion fans in Decatur can support the Committee on Church Cooperation at Petals & Pumps, a fundraiser held Friday.
The event gives locals a stylish way to contribute to a good cause.
Ileah Glenn was honored by Decatur Fire & Rescue and the City Council on Monday night for her quick response during the March 31 fire at the 16th Avenue apartment complex (saving residents’ lives).
💼 Business
Priceville Foodland closed after a weekend fire damaged its produce section; the store said it will rebuild and reopen in one to two weeks.
📰 Economy
AAA said that on Tuesday, May 5, gas in Decatur cost $3.98 for regular, $4.43 for mid-grade and $4.82 for premium – all lower than the national average.
They told drivers to slow down and cut idling to save fuel.
🎓 Education
Austin High School band director announced his retirement after decades of leading a highly decorated program that taught students a lifelong love of music; his departure marks the end of a storied teaching career.
🏛️ Government
Decatur City Council approved a nearly $2 million construction contract last night to repair and upgrade Carrie Matthews Center — a hub for after-school programs and family events.
Workers expect to start repairs in a few weeks, with the project lasting about six months.
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