Good morning, Decatur.

The Macon County Conservation District hosts Treat Trail at Rock Springs on Oct.

16 and 17 from 5 to 8 p.m. Families follow a treat trail with stops and enjoy cider and cookies at the Nature Center; register by noon on Oct. 15 ($5 per collector, $2 per guest).

Barb Ferracane & Sue Cleary of the Decatur Garden Club joined Soy City Buzz on Monday to share details about their garden event this weekend and plans for the Annual Thanksgiving dinner.

Dr. Juanita Morris joined Byers & Co yesterday to discuss boosting food security, expanding DCLI facility use, and better serving young adults.

The podcast is now available for listeners.

Brinkoetter Realtors held a Supermarket Sweep at Kroger on Rt 36 on September 28 to raise funds for the upcoming WSOY Community Food Drive on Oct.

2 — teams shopped to spend the most and one was crowned champion.

On Sept. 28, Bill Lehman from Jones and Thomas and JTnet, with Kevin Breheny from Byers & Co, talked in a podcast about supporting the WSOY Community Food Drive since its start.

On Sept. 28, Lori Kerans from Millikin University spoke with Byers & Co and Kevin Breheny about the school’s support of the WSOY Community Food Drive and its role in boosting campus food security through the Millikin Market.

Recording artist CeCe Fry, a former Decatur resident, joined Soy City Buzz on First Mid Monday to discuss her upcoming concert on Thursday night at the Lincoln Theater.

The Macon County Health Department is offering flu vaccines at its Decatur facility at 1221 E.

Condit Street with walk-in services (Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. and 1-3:30 p.m.) and homebound options; a drive-thru event will be held on Oct. 9 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.