Page 3 - Decay Devils News Today

The Decay Devils preservationist group landed a $145,000 in grant funding to save Garys 113-year-old Union Station, a landmark on the National Register of Historical Places.

A Legacy Foundation grant will allow the Decay Devils preservation, urban exploration and artist group to restore the EJ&E No. 765 steam locomotive in Gateway Park.

Fest in the First is returning to Miller.

The Morning Bishop Theatre Playhouse, Inc. in Gary is publishing essays by local youth about how they coped with the coronavirus pandemic.

The Decay Devils will lead the Downtown Gary Landmark & Art Walk as part of the Scott Kelby Worldwide Photo Walk, which takes place in thousands of cities across the

GARY — The Marquette Greenway Trail is not what Mitch Barloga would call "a linear project."

New art now adorns Garys historic Union Station.

The Decay Devils are asking for volunteers to help clean up Union Station, the neoclassical train station thats listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

“The show is about celebrating Black History Month hand-in-hand with reflecting on 2020."

A holiday pop-up will serve foods based on classic holiday films to raise funds for culinary students and the preservation of historic architecture.