Eviction order issued for occupants of iconic Decatur mansion
Judge orders the foreclosed current occupants out; sheriff's office says it's getting ready to execute the eviction.
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Judge orders the foreclosed current occupants out; sheriff's office says it's getting ready to execute the eviction.
DECATUR, Ill. (WAND) — A judge has ordered the current occupants of the Powers Mansion off the property according to nonprofit History of the Heartland.
Early voting will be moved to the former Millikin Wrestling building at 151 W. Wood Street in time for the November 2024 election. Macon County has purchased the building and
Assistant Macon County State's Attorney Michael Baggett is elevated to the bench.
The judge overseeing Legacy Park’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy case on June 15 approved $9 million in so-called debtor-in-possession financing to keep the 320-acre sports park operating while it seeks a