Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 23rd of October.
Good morning, Decatur.
Decatur-Macon County Continuum of Care is partnering with local groups to address needs after the Oasis Day and Resource Center closed permanently earlier this month; officials will provide money, supplies + meals and transportation support for affected residents.
The Decatur Park District has received over $7 million from the Howard G.
Buffett Foundation to upgrade The Devon Lakeshore Amphitheater. The project will add about 1,600 lawn seats + improve ADA accessible seating.
Jami Fawley & Katie Dunscomb previewed upcoming holiday events and classes during a discussion with Byers & Co on Oct.
22. They highlighted the afterschool art class, Holiday Art Shop, Christmas Card Lane, and a bus trip to The Fabulous Fox Theatre in St. Louis to see “Water for Elephants.”
Mike Berkes, Director of Program Development at Lindsey Life, joined Byers & Co on Oct.
22 to discuss the person-centered care approach and upcoming new facility that will support local families while also addressing veteran eligibility. The podcast provided a clear look at how these changes aim to benefit the community.
Yesterday, during a local podcast, Mark Tupper discussed Mike Ditka tributes planned for the Bears matchup with the New England Patriots and recalled Fighting Illini basketball coaches visiting Decatur, offering local insight on sports traditions.
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