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The Decatur Daily Democrat, 08 十月 2026

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ArticleAnt­oine Rivarre Chapter to meet this week­end

A meet­ing of the Ant­oine Rivarre Chapter, Inc. National Soci­ety Daugh­ters of the Amer­ican Revolu­tion will take place this Sat­urday at the Gal­ley Res­taur­ant in Dec­atur at 10:00 a.m. The pro­gram for the meet­ing will be Peaches, Peas and POWs...

Ant­oine Rivarre Chapter to meet this week­end

ArticleACCF Fea­ture Fund #82: Barkley-Pet­tibone Memorial Schol­ar­ship Fund

Mr. Floyd Barkley and Mrs. Lorena (Myers) Pet­tibone both served as teach­ers in one room school­houses in Indi­ana and have passed on their leg­acy to their grand­chil­dren and great grand­chil­dren. Floyd Barkley was born in 1880 and passed away in...

ACCF Fea­ture Fund #82: Barkley-Pet­tibone Memorial Schol­ar­ship Fund

ArticleTwo fin­an­cial ordin­ances adop­ted, park items lis­ted at city coun­cil

Ordin­ances for tax rates and appro­pri­ations for 2027, plus an amended salary ordin­ance for this year, were given final approval by the Dec­atur City Coun­cil on Octo­ber 6. The votes were 4-0, with coun­cil­man Tyler Ful­len­kamp absent. There...

Two fin­an­cial ordin­ances adop­ted, park items lis­ted at city coun­cil

ArticleWater was the main sub­ject at Mon­roe coun­cil meet­ing; 3K sand­bags used in flood

Water issues – good and bad – were the major mat­ter dis­cussed at the Mon­roe Town Coun­cil's Octo­ber meet­ing. Town super­in­tend­ent Justin Shaf­fer said that when a series of down­pours recently caused flood­ing, it was “much appre­ci­ated” that...

Water was the main sub­ject at Mon­roe coun­cil meet­ing; 3K sand­bags used in flood

ArticleCounty's rural drain­age sys­tems to be examined and stream­lined

About an hour after the Adams County Drain­age Board unan­im­ously approved spend­ing $225,000 to have the 130 rural water drain­age sys­tems in the county pro­fes­sion­ally examined for per­haps the first time, the com­mis­sion­ers voted like­wise...

County's rural drain­age sys­tems to be examined and stream­lined