Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 9th of May.
Good morning, Decatur.
Key Cannabis Dispensary is building a new standalone store at 1225 N.
State Route 121 in Mt. Zion (it has completed all zoning and permit requirements) to fill a long-vacant lot along the Route 121 corridor.
MacArthur High School principal Cordell Ingram and students Cam Johnson, Nathan Bivens, and Morgan Patterson joined Byers + Co on May 8 to discuss MHS Awards Night, graduation, and scholarships.
The podcast highlighted the school’s recent accomplishments and future plans.
On May 8, Gaurav Pareek of Caterpillar and career pathways student Stephen Taylor joined Byers & Co for a graduation and signing ceremony where they discussed workforce development and opportunities for students.
The podcast of their conversation is available to listen.
Maroa Police Chief Robert S.
Fitzgerald resigned after more than three years of service and said family concerns led him to join the Momence Police Department to be closer to his loved ones.
On May 8, Mark Tupper discussed the Cardinals and Cubs performing well + outlined the NCAA Tournament expansion along with early bracket projections for Illini basketball teams on his podcast.
Weekly Book Sale
10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. — Decatur Public Library — Free entry — Browse a variety of books, DVDs, and puzzles while supporting local literacy efforts.
Boots On The Ground Country/Urban Line Dancing Party
7-11:45 p.m. — Decatur Conference Center & Hotel — Free entry — Kick up your heels and enjoy a night of line dancing to urban and country beats.
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