Modaus Road News Today

A new hotel, Korean steak, tacos, shockwave therapy and a new place for chiropractic adjustments highlight recent additions or changes in the local business world.

The project to replace the lights along the U.S. 31 causeway and Hudson Memorial Bridges received the go-ahead this week from the Alabama Department of Transportation, city officials said.

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

Centron Drive Southwest will be closed Thursday while a Decatur Utilities crew installs water service at 1403 Beltline Road S.W.

The low bid by Rogers Group came in at just over $3 million for the dirt work on Decatur’s planned ballfield complex on Modaus Road Southwest.

Decatur Utilities will install natural gas service at 3564 Modaus Road S.W. on Friday from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m.

City Engineer Carl Prewitt asked the Decatur City Council on Monday evening to hire consultants to study two intersections along Alabama 67/Beltline Road.

With planning almost complete, demolition of old facilities and solicitation of bids for new ones will soon begin as the city moves forward on roughly $77.5 million in new ballparks,

The Decatur City Council this week took an early step in plans to widen a 1¼-mile portion of Modaus Road Southwest when it approved the hiring of a firm to

A Decatur vehicle stop ended Thursday with the capture of a wanted man and the seizure of drugs.