Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 11th of December.
Good morning, Decatur.
Two Belle Mina churches are suing rock quarry operators for causing nuisance through vibration, flooding, and other issues, alleging the operations harm the vulnerable community.
The Decatur Fire Department will host a Pancake Party for special needs families on December 16, featuring live entertainment and visits from Santa and Star Wars characters.
LifeSouth's 5th Annual Joy of Giving Blood Drive encourages community donations with prizes and e-gift cards, highlighting the critical need for blood during the holiday season.
Judy Brown is leaving her role at the Chamber for Calhoun Community College, prompting a search for a new Director of Investor and Leadership Development.
Students from Decatur, Hartselle, and Athens High Schools achieved placement at the state Trumbauer drama festival.
Alabama's program aimed at bolstering early careers in manufacturing, initiated at Calhoun Community College, becomes the largest in the U.S.
The city is contemplating purchasing the Municipal Court annex on Cain Street Northeast to possibly end its leasing arrangement or moving court operations.
A new 16-bed psychiatric facility in Decatur will serve 18 counties in North Alabama, aimed at alleviating the region's high demand for in-patient mental health services, set to open in October 2025.
Explore Decatur's Downtown Turtle Trail
Discover 10 bronze turtles along Decatur's historic 2nd Avenue while learning about significant local history.
Frosty Freeze 5k and Jingle Bell Mile
The Frosty Freeze 5k and Jingle Bell Mile features a 5K run and a mile event, encouraging participation from the local community.
The Nutcracker by Adonai School of Ballet
Adonai School of Ballet presents a unique rendition of the classic Christmas story, The Nutcracker, with thematic elements that highlight faith.
Explore the Downtown Turtle Trail in Decatur
Discover the 10 bronze turtles along Decatur's historic 2nd Avenue while learning about significant local history and events.
Festival of the Cranes at Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge
The festival features Sandhill and Whooping Cranes with special speakers, art displays, and children's activities at various locations in Decatur.
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