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A vote planned for Monday to hire an architect to design a multimillion-dollar Decatur Youth Services facility will bring the City Council a step closer to deciding the fate of
A plan approved Monday by the City Council to spend almost $50,000 to install internally illuminated street signs along Second Avenue left one councilman questioning whether the council’s emphasis on
A proposed Decatur City ordinance could start punishing residents for parking in their front yards.
The city closed a block of East Moulton Street downtown on Monday with no public notice, and the section between First and Second avenues could remain closed until later in
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The meeting will be held from 4 p.m. until 7 p.m. at the Turner-Surles Community Resource Center.