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The ordinance allows vendors to set up downtown while permitting trucks and carts across the city to operate year-round with extended hours.

There is currently no official name for the city-owned green space on the west side of Water Street between North and William streets in downtown Decatur.

New survey seeks opinions and concerns from those who live and work in the city to help Decatur Police Department set priorities.

Decatur City Council members gave their blessing to a four-stool approach to tackle the glaring need, acknowledging that revitalization is more than just tearing down dilapidated structures.

Macon County Community Environmental Council will host their quarterly environmental forum April 12.

The Decatur City Council voted Monday to limit the increase in residents water and sewer rates for one year, effective May 1.

Decatur residents may get a break on their water, sewer and lake fee rates under a proposal to be considered by the city council on Monday.

Decatur could see more food trucks in the central business district in the near future.

The Decatur City Council voted 5-0 Monday to approve an intergovernmental agreement with the Decatur Park District and G&H Marine, a Decatur-based dock builder, for the construction of at least

Decatur is one step closer to having a full-scale marina.