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After listening to concerns and meeting with some residents, Decatur police Chief Todd Pinion previewed the six major components of his plan aimed at healing the divide between his department

A downtown intersection could soon become more colorful while the nearby Sonny Side alley could become a site of student-led music, poetry and plays.

The new ordinance has been in the works for months now. It would add the definition of re-possessor to the city’s code, and the biggest part is adding a notification

Bridges, lighting, recreation projects and more highlight Decatur’s progress, but the State of the City couldn’t be addressed Tuesday without discussion of the last seven months of dissension and conflict.

Decatur City Council chambers were standing room only Monday night as 18 members of the public spoke about not only the fatal police shooting of Steve Perkins but the police

Bowling has also cited his frustrations with Ladner not putting a stop to public comments at city council meetings.

Bowling has also cited his frustrations with Ladner not putting a stop to public comments at city council meetings.

Bowling has also cited his frustrations with Ladner not putting a stop to public comments at city council meetings.

One of the city’s oldest companies, Union Compress Warehouses of Decatur, was sold last week, and that could change the outlook for a 25-year-old city project that never materialized.

The Alabama 67-Upper River Road intersection realignment is a go with the Decatur City Council’s approval of a right of way acquisition this week that will cost $225,000 more than