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Moore Wolfe, 62, appears all-but-certain to be elected to another term that would put her on course to be the citys longest-serving mayor.

Moore Wolfe, Decaturs mayor since 2015, faces two relatively-unknown challengers in her quest to become the citys longest-serving leader.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe filed to run for mayor and Councilman Dennis Cooper and Macon County Board member Karl Coleman filed to run for city council early Monday morning.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe filed to run for mayor and Councilman Dennis Cooper and Macon County Board member Karl Coleman filed to run for city council early Monday morning.

Judge Thomas Little is recognizable because of his job as a judge in the Macon County courthouse, but his fancy accessories have also caught people’s attention.

The Midland County Commissioners' Court is looking to add more trees and an irrigation system to keep the cemetery in shape.

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We’re anticipating the arrival of 2022 in the same way we anticipated 2021’s arrival. Things have to improve, don’t they?

"I wanted to be part of the solution and help make Decatur even better, because we were going through some tough times," said McDaniel in an interview with Herald &

In this 2018 file photo, road work is performed along U.S. Business 51 near the Maryland Heights Road intersection. JIM BOWLING, HERALD & REVIEW DECATUR — The future of Business Route 51 between Pershing Road and Eldorado Street tops the Decatur City Councils agenda Monday.  City staff will seek input from council members on what improvements they would like to see to the dilapidated stretch of pavement, which is due for a facelift from the Illinois Department of Transportat...