Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 7th of July.
Good morning, Decatur.
Three Decatur friends appeared on Game Show Network’s America Says and nearly won the grand prize while showcasing their famous white sauce and hometown pride.
Their close call put a spotlight on local talent.
Decatur City Schools launched a four-day recruitment tour at Scooter’s Coffee and local colleges to fill teacher positions before fall amid a teacher shortage.
The mobile events continue this week and will help secure new hires before classes begin.
Trinity Child Development Center closed its doors on July 2 after Trinity United Methodist Church found enrollment and operating costs + insurance challenges made continuing unsustainable.
The church advised affected families to explore new childcare options and offered prayers during the transition.
UNA launched a new logo and ad campaign on Jul.
6, replacing its lion-in-a-circle design with a fountain that school officials said identifies its campus.
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.
Tuesdays on the Trails: Harvest Square
9:00-10:30 a.m. — Harvest Square Nature Preserve — Free entry — Learn navigation skills in the great outdoors with compasses and maps.
Twitty & Lynn - A Salute to Conway And Loretta
7 p.m. — Princess Theatre - Decatur — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate the legacy of Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn with a night of unforgettable music.
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