Bayne Hughes
Staff Writer and Reporter at Decatur Daily
Decatur Daily reporter. I cover politics, business and current events in Decatur and Calhoun Community College.
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1 day ago |
decaturdaily.com | Bayne Hughes
Councilman Billy Jackson on Monday said a Decatur police officer should be fired for presenting himself as working with a Human Resources team when seeking information about the incoming police chief, but Mayor Tab Bowling on Tuesday called Jackson a "rogue council member" who had his facts wrong.
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2 days ago |
decaturdaily.com | Bayne Hughes
The city has closed the portion of Olive Street Southeast between Wadsworth Street and 16th Avenue until 2:30 p.m. Tuesday for tree work. — [email protected] or 256-340-2432
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3 days ago |
decaturdaily.com | Bayne Hughes
The Decatur City Council will interview a candidate for planning director at 2 p.m. Wednesday on the seventh floor of City Hall, the city announced Monday. The council plans to interview Clifford Cross, director of Economic Development, Planning and Zoning in Belleville, Illinois. The interview is open to the public, as room space allows. However, the city is requiring attendees to be in place by 1:45pm.
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5 days ago |
decaturdaily.com | Bayne Hughes
Three of Decatur’s most iconic and historic buildings are getting funding help from the state while Somerville is getting another allocation for its old courthouse. The state Legislature approved a series of appropriations in its fiscal 2025-26 budget in the spring session that ends next week. State Sen.
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6 days ago |
decaturdaily.com | Bayne Hughes
Decatur's inaugural 2nd on 2nd event, originally scheduled for May, has been pushed back a month, one of the organizers confirmed Friday morning. Jason Pitts, of the Little Cigar Shoppe, said the new date for the event is June 13. The 2nd on 2nd street festival is a new event for adults sponsored by restaurants in the downtown area around Second Avenue. They created the event to replace the recently canceled 3rd Friday Downtown. “Things were just not lining for us quickly enough,” Pitts said.
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