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From left, Cindy Thompson, Cindy Massey, Theresa Buntyn, Pam Keith, Sonya Smith, Dianne Smith, Jackie Etie, Leanne Sullivan, Elizabeth Guisasola. Seated, Carolyn Huey and Decatur Mayor Max Anderson. | Timothy Holdiness, Copyright 2025 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.

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Decatur: Sharing Healthy Hearts
By TIMOTHY HOLDINESS - Publisher & Editor
Thu,02/13/25-7:00PM , 1,736 Reads
The Town of Decatur proclaimed on Friday, Feb. 7, 2025, that February is American Heart Month to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease, the leading cause of death among women.
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Timothy Holdiness: Easing Silencer Rules
By TIMOTHY HOLDINESS - Publisher & Editor
Thu,02/13/25-12:00PM , 711 Reads
In the midst of the often heated debates on gun regulation, one issue rarely makes headlines—the treatment of firearm silencers. A new bill, known as the Hearing Protection Act, is aiming to change how these devices are defined and regulated under federal law.
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Decatur water tower set to be repaired. | Timothy Holdiness, Copyright 2024 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.

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Decatur Declares Emergency for Water System Fix
By TIMOTHY HOLDINESS - Publisher & Editor
Wed,02/12/25-7:00PM , 816 Reads
The Decatur Board of Aldermen has declared an emergency to authorize a $24,000 repair to a critical service pump in the town’s water system, allowing officials to bypass the competitive bidding process and expedite the necessary work.
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The new space for Jessie Mae Everett Public Library. | Timothy Holdiness, Copyright 2025 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.

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Decatur: Jessie Mae Everett Public Library Moves
By TIMOTHY HOLDINESS - Publisher & Editor
Wed,02/12/25-6:00PM , 2,696 Reads
The Kemper-Newton Regional Library System has announced that the Jessie Mae Everett Public Library has opened in its new location.

Moving out of the East Central Community College (ECCC) campus, the public library in Decatur can now be visited in the former central office of the Newton County School District, at 15305 Highway 15.
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