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Police charge Decatur man with abusing child

Police have charged a Decatur resident with abusing a child.

 

Traffic stop leads to drug trafficking charge

A traffic stop of a speeding vehicle resulted in a marijuana trafficking charge early this morning, Decatur police said.

 

Morgan County grand jury indictments: Pet groomer indicted on cruelty charges

A Morgan County grand jury has indicted a Hartselle businesswoman on animal cruelty charges, according to the Morgan County District Attorney’s Office.

 

Decatur Middle baseball coach charged with assault

A Decatur Middle School coach, formerly a coach at Calhoun Community College, was charged last week with misdemeanor assault and harassment after allegedly beating two men and a woman near Point Mallard Golf Course.

 

Lawrence Commission meeting to declare fire repair work an emergency

MOULTON — The Lawrence County Commission will have a special meeting next week to address courthouse repairs, according to County Administrator Heather Dyar.

 

Police: 2 Decatur men found with heroin in traffic stop

Two Decatur residents were charged when they were found with heroin after a traffic stop by several agencies, said Decatur police.

 

Decatur police charge Cullman man with fraudulent use of credit card

Decatur police have charged a Cullman man with fraudulent use of a credit card.

 

Portion of Limestone's Looney Road closed

ATHENS — Looney Road in Limestone Commission District 1 will be closed until 11:30 a.m. today between Compton and Johnson Street, according to the county Emergency Management Agency.

 

Historic road makes beautification of Sixth Avenue gateway more difficult

Residents and city officials want the main entrance of Sixth Avenue/U.S. 31 in and out of Decatur to be more eye-appealing, but a lack of funding and an already-developed area along this corridor have gotten in the way.

 

Council to seek public input tonight on proposed gas tax increase

Tonight is the chance for the public to tell the Decatur City Council whether it would support a possible 1- to 2-cent gas tax increase.

 

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