Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 14th of May.
Good morning, Decatur.
Clay Gerhard and Aly Delatte of the Decatur Park District discussed spring and summer park plans with Byers and Co yesterday, noting a senior center ribbon cutting, Scovill Zoo open, free park lunches, music bingo, and shows at the Devon (covered in their podcast).
Historic Preservation Week will run from May 16 through 22 in Decatur, celebrating the city’s past with community events.
Local residents can look forward to activities that honor Decatur’s historic heritage.
On Wednesday, May 13, Millikin University students Carissa Guerrier and Miamaya Parra spoke with Matthew Flaten at Byers & Co to discuss their preparations for giving commencement speeches at graduation.
The before & after school care program for Decatur Public Schools is in limbo as its current contract nears its end and officials have yet to finalize a replacement agreement.
Millikin University’s Big Blue community helped the Forever True Blue campaign exceed its $350,000 goal by raising $685,839 (196% of target) during Founder’s Day celebrations on Apr.
30. University leaders said the funds will support scholarships for students.
Decatur will host a Touch-A-Truck event on Monday, May 18 from 4 to 6 p.m. in front of the Decatur Civic Center, giving families a chance to view city vehicles and learn how public works keep streets safe.
Dr. Kelly Hill of Decatur Memorial Hospital and Nicole Slonaker of Memorial Health discussed Healthcare Week celebrations in a podcast with Byers (Co) on May 13; the interview highlighted hospital efforts to boost patient care and recognize staff.
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.
Community Game Afternoon
1-4 p.m. — Decatur Public Library — Free entry — Bring your family and friends to enjoy a fun-filled afternoon of board games and card games.
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