Good morning, Decatur.

After the Oasis Day and Resource Center closed earlier this week, the Salvation Army will offer free showers daily from 2:30-3:30 p.m. at 229 W.

Main Street; women must enter through the gym and men through the shelter entrance with toiletries provided by Northeast Community Fund.

The Salvation Army will celebrate its Pathway of Hope and Supportive Housing Programs at a graduation ceremony on Thursday, Oct.

15 in Macon County, where six participants are recognized for reaching key milestones. The event highlights case management and referrals that helped 52 individuals gain stability (agency report).

Angela Foulke from Decatur Family YMCA shared her first volunteering experience at the WSOY Community Food Drive on Oct.

9. Byers + Co highlighted the event’s mix of sports, candy, and entertainment while discussing the ongoing search for a new Executive Director.

DPS 61 Superintendent Dr. Nicole Nash Moody and Education Association President Sam Mills discussed preparations for the new school year on Friday, Oct.

9 at the DPS 61 office. Earlier, the Macon County Fair Harvest Festival featured haunted hayrides, a derby and family activities.

Long Creek Township Water Department has lifted the boil water order for customers in Casner, Lake City and La Place — residents can now use tap water without boiling.