Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 20th of December.
Good morning, Decatur.
Decatur's recycling pickup will be delayed by a day during the weeks of Christmas and New Year's due to holiday observance.
A Decatur High student initiated a gift drive, ensuring every Pre-K student in Decatur receives coloring books and fun materials for the holiday break.
After several accidents on Memorial Parkway, one vehicle attempted to flee, leading to a suspect being held at gunpoint and restrained, with authorities conducting a search.
I-65 northbound was closed for hours due to a multi-vehicle wreck involving a fuel leak and one ejection near Tennessee River Bridge, marking the second major traffic incident in the area in less than a week.
Decatur Police are seeking assistance to locate a suspect linked to three house break-ins and assaults since April, urging the community to stay vigilant and secure their homes.
Alabama's poet laureate Ashley Jones will keynote the inaugural Celebrating Women of Character event in Decatur on March 8.
Decatur Utilities will raise residential deposits for water and wastewater services by $5 starting January 1.
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.
Kids Bird Walk at Delano Park
Ava Lyerly, president of the North Alabama Young Birders Club, will lead a bird-watching event for youth ages 5-18 at Delano Park.
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