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After Hunter Pepper made a statement at Monday night’s council meeting contradicting things he has said and written in the past, some of his council peers on Friday said they

State Sen. Arthur Orr, R-Decatur, says a bill he reintroduced this legislative session wasn’t motivated by protests at Mayor Tab Bowlings house over the police shooting of Steve Perkins, even

State Sen. Arthur Orr, R-Decatur, says a bill he reintroduced this legislative session wasn’t motivated by protests at Mayor Tab Bowlings house over the police shooting of Steve Perkins, even

Councilman Hunter Pepper was called out by several residents for his conduct on social media.

Councilman Billy Jackson demanded Mayor Tab Bowling’s resignation Monday night before the mayor again exited the council meeting prior to public comments.

But right as Mayor Tab Bowling was exiting the council meeting as public comments were about to begin, councilman Billy Jackson told him to hold on because he had some

Councilman Hunter Pepper delayed a proposed new parade ordinance Monday, refusing to back the unanimous consent that would have allowed an immediate vote.

Decatur has a lot of planned projects starting or underway as 2024 begins but their unknown costs create financial uncertainty, Mayor Tab Bowling said.

Police Chief Todd Pinion got informal majority support from the Decatur City Council at a meeting Monday despite the insistence of many in attendance that his removal is the only

The number one question on the minds of those in attendance is how the city of Decatur will begin to heal following the deadly police shooting of Steve Perkins. City