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Decatur extends Macon County animal control agreement
4+ day, 18+ hour ago (110+ words) DECATUR — The Decatur Police Department will handle investigations of criminal animal control violations within the city limits as part of an extended agreement with Macon County. Contact Scott Perry at (217) 421-7976. Cat stuck in tree prompts social media blitz to free…...
African American Cultural and Genealogical Society to receive Illinois Humanities grant
5+ day, 23+ hour ago (228+ words) DECATUR — The African American Cultural and Genealogical Society and Museum has been named a recipient of one of the Illinois Humanities 250th Anniversary Gift Program. JIM BOWLING, HERALD & REVIEW Mount Zion High School student Nathaniel Davis shares information with Cynthia Sweet…...
Eisenhower High School band
6+ day, 21+ hour ago (112+ words) Herald-Review.com Javascript is required to use this website. Jerry Stocks reveals origin of Citizens Voluntary Advisory Committee Committee spars with crowd at data center presentation Cruise 11 show is Sunday, Sept. 13 at Central Park Officials celebrate ribbon cutting on Brush…...
Decatur's Food Truck Frenzy moves to Rock Springs Center
6+ day, 21+ hour ago (311+ words) DECATUR — United Way of Decatur & Mid-Illinois will host the 6th annual Food Truck Frenzy from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 12, at Rock Springs Nature Center. The event will take place during the Macon County Conservation District's Fall Harvest Fest as a…...
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1+ week, 1+ day ago (151+ words) Herald-Review.com Javascript is required to use this website. Johns Hill Magnet School seventh grader Anthony Mancia flies the flag of Honduras in the flag parade at the start of CHICOâs Hispanic Heritage Festival on Saturday, Sept. 5, 2026, at Nelson…...
Amish Country Bicycle Tour to explore Arthur area on Sept. 19
1+ week, 1+ day ago (489+ words) ARTHUR — The Amish Country Bicycle Tour will be Saturday, Sept. 19. Sponsored by the Decatur Bicycle Club, the ride will proceed along quiet country back roads and alongside horse-drawn buggies, with multiple route options. Check-in is at 7 a.m. at 120 E. Progress…...
Motorcycle motorcade
1+ week, 2+ day ago (122+ words) Herald-Review.com Javascript is required to use this website. Motorcycles were part of the escort along the way between New York and Decatur when the Twin Towers beam was moved here. Monticello man gets 5 years in prison for cocaine offense…...
African American Heritage Trail unveils latest stop
1+ week, 4+ day ago (135+ words) Herald-Review.com Javascript is required to use this website. Jerry Stocks reveals origin of Citizens Voluntary Advisory Committee Committee spars with crowd at data center presentation Clip of the Devon Allman Project on One Way Out ALAH scores extra point…...
Photos: Black Business African American Heritage Trail marker
1+ week, 4+ day ago (191+ words) The Untold Stories committee and the Heart of Illinois Community Foundation gathered for the latest update to the African American Heritage Trail, a marker about Black business on Merchant Street in downtown Decatur. Diva and Matt Samuels look at the…...
African American Heritage Trail unveils marker honoring 'Hue' Singleton and Black entrepreneurs
1+ week, 5+ day ago (142+ words) DECATUR — Samuel Houston “Hue” Singleton was considered the richest Black man in Decatur in the early 20th century, an entrepreneur who ran an early version of a “farm to table” restaurant. The second marker for the Macon County African American Heritage…...