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LOCAL RED CROSS VOLUNTEERS HELP 28 PEOPLE AFFECTED BY HOME FIRES IN PAST WEEK

  Red Cross volunteers responded to nine home fires across South Central Illinois from December 27 through January 3. Volunteers responded to incidents in Leansboro Springfield, Centralia, Riverton, Tuscola, Paris, Decatur and more. During the past week American Red Cross provided assistance to 28 individuals, including 15 adults and 13 children with a temporary place…

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THE DECATUR POLICE DEPARTMENT RELEASES HOLIDAY ENFORCEMENT NUMBERS

   The Decatur Police Department made 22 impaired driving arrests and issued 15 seat belt and child safety seat citations during the recent holiday enforcement effort. Decatur Police also took the following enforcement actions.  2 fugitives apprehended  14 suspended/revoked licenses  13 speeding citations  1 reckless driving citation  50 miscellaneous citations…

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CITY BEAT: LOOKING FORWARD TO A GREAT YEAR IN 2022!

       Happy New Year everyone!      There is no doubt that 2020 and 2021 have not been the best years for our community and nation but I’m optimistic that out of the darkness and sadness of the COVID-19 Pandemic there is going to be a lot more sunshine and joy in 2022. We have lived in…

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CITY BEAT: ANOTHER CHRISTMAS OVERSHADOWED BY COVID-19 PANDEMIC

  I don’t think anyone is interested in anything “political” this week with Christmas only a few days away. So, with that in mind and the surging COVID variants making another Christmas with the difficult decision on family gatherings for the holiday, I thought the following poem on “A Covid Christmas” by Tom McDonald appropriate…

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CITY BEAT: DESPITE UNCERTAIN FUTURE, CHRISTMASTIME BRINGS HOPE AND PEACE

       A week from this coming Saturday is Christmas Day — a time when families gather to share a meal, presents, a lot of conversation… and love. Family gatherings have been tough to plan since the start of the COVID-19 Pandemic because of fear of infection by the virus — an unwelcome visitor at some…

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INTERIM POLICE CHIEF SHANE BRANDEL APPOINTED DECATUR POLICE CHIEF BY CITY MANAGER

  City Manager Scot Wrighton announced today that Shane Brandel has been appointed to Decatur Police Chief effective immediately.  This is an upgrade from title of interim Police Chief.  “Law Enforcement is a challenging but honorable profession and these are different times for the police,” said Wrighton; “Decatur needs a police leader who can adapt…

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WSOY COMMUNITY FOOD DRIVE AWARDS OVER $1.5 MILLION DOLLARS IN FUNDING TO LOCAL FOOD PANTRIES AND FEEDING PROGRAMS

    Organizers announce the WSOY Community Food Drive will conclude it’s 20-year history with nearly 24 million pounds of food raised WSOY and their community partners, ADM, First Mid Bank and Trust/First Mid Insurance Group, Skeff Distributing, Jones & Thomas/JTnet, Decatur Back & Neck Center, Tickets N Trips, First Christian Church, Dale’s Southlake Pharmacy…

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RODNEY DAVIS ANNOUNCES 2022 RE-ELECTION CAMPAIGN TO CONGRESS IN NEW IL-15

Taylorville, IL — Rodney Davis, a Republican from Taylorville, announced today he is running for re-election to Congress in the newly-drawn 15thCongressional district, which includes his home in Taylorville and much of the district he currently represents. He is the only incumbent member of Congress who resides in this district following the Congressional redistricting process.…

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