Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 11th of June.
Good morning, Decatur.
NeighborWorks Week is transforming a Southeast Decatur neighborhood this week as locals use chainsaws, electric drills & hedge trimmers to improve homes.
Residents have come together to refresh their community.
Maikool Gomez, who left Venezuela at 19 and built a career and family here, said earning U.S. citizenship in 2019 is his greatest accomplishment.
He will celebrate America’s 250th birthday on July 4th with fireworks, a cookout, and friends.
Decatur City Schools renewed Michael Douglas as superintendent with a $295K salary, extending his term for at least three years to ensure stable district leadership.
Speake Volunteer Fire and Rescue District is addressing a ($20,000) annual budget gap as its board evaluates long-term funding options introduced by House Bill 325.
One resident recalled how a timely volunteer rescue saved his life after a tractor accident.
Mobile Food Pantry Distribution
7:30-10 a.m. — Austin Junior High School — Free entry — Offering fresh produce and dry goods to anyone in need, no questions asked.
Spirit of America Festival 60th Anniversary
6-10 p.m. — Point Mallard Park — Free entry — Celebrate America's 250th anniversary at this beloved local festival with fireworks and festivities.
Wet Dog Triathlon
Sprint Triathlon — Race Day — Point Mallard Park — Entry fee applies — Compete in a thrilling triathlon featuring swimming, biking, and running with your furry friend.
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