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ArticleJustice cen­ter project still col­lect­ing data ERIC MANN

Two more acts of inform­a­tion-gath­er­ing about the pro­posed justice cen­ter in down­town Dec­atur were announced at the May 19 meet­ing of the Adams County com­mis­sion­ers. Com­mis­sioner Steve Bailey said he would meet that after­noon with the...

ArticleWyneken’s Klenke named Lutheran Schools Part­ner­ship Edu­cator of the Year

ArticleERIC MANN 16 inmates at county jail aided by Project Con­nect

Six­teen male inmates at the Adams County Jail are being assisted by Project Con­nect (PC) to help them make bet­ter decisions once they’re released from cus­tody. Sarah Der­osett of Dec­atur, the PC dir­ector, said there are more men being helped...

ArticleCity and county park board meet­ings moved back 1 week

The reg­u­lar June meet­ings of the Dec­atur Parks and Recre­ation Board and the Dec­atur/ Adams County Parks and Recre­ation Board have been moved back one week: from June 8 to June 15. The county board meet­ing will start at 6 p.m. and the city...

ArticleWarsh is sworn in as the Fed chair after Trump’s bid for greater con­trol over the inde­pend­ent bank

WASHINGTON — Pres­id­ent Don­ald Trump on Fri­day over­saw the White House swear­ing-in of the new Fed­eral Reserve chair and said he would like Kevin Warsh’s help in stim­u­lat­ing the eco­nomy even as he tried to emphas­ize that the nation’s cent­ral...

ArticleBY TRAVIS LOLLER Judge dis­misses crim­inal charges against Kil­mar Abrego Gar­cia, who was mis­takenly depor­ted

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — A fed­eral judge on Fri­day dis­missed a human smug­gling case against Kil­mar Abrego Gar­cia, find­ing that the Justice Depart­ment’s pur­suit of crim­inal charges was designed to pun­ish him for chal­len­ging his mis­taken...