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Over 15,000 expected to attend Rock the South; weekend rain predicted (opens the original)
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More than 15,000 people per day are expected to attend Rock the South beginning Thursday as Decatur officials prepare for heavy traffic and potentially wet, muddy conditions, with the forecast calling for more than 2 inches of rain this weekend. Decatur Mayor Kent Lawrence, Peachtree Entertainment and representatives from local law enforcement, fire and emergency agencies on Tuesday outlined preparations for the four-day festival at The Fields at Decatur, off Alabama 24. National Weather Service
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Ellie's Gifts: Sisters collect gifts for children diagnosed with cancer (opens the original)
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For eight months, Alayna and Addison Garthâs 3-year-old cousin stayed at St. Jude Childrenâs Research Hospital receiving treatment for leukemia. When the sisters visited, they saw how toys gifted to the hospital and distributed to the patients provided comfort. âA toy is such a simple thing, but it means so much to a kid who is stuck in the hospital receiving treatment,â said Addison Garth, a junior at Austin High School. Witnessing their cousinâs experience spurred Alayna and Addison
'Cranes 2026' unveiled at Walden Oaks Park in Old Decatur (opens the original)
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"Cranes 2026," a steel sculpture created by volunteers with Athens Forge, was unveiled at Walden Oaks Park in Old Decatur to commemorate the first 10 years of the River Clay Fine Arts Festival. The sculpture, depicting three sandhill cranes and 10 cattails, one for each of the River Clay Fine Arts Festivalâs first 10 years, was commissioned by the River Clay board of directors to mark a decade of the cityâs annual juried fine arts festival. âTen years into the fine arts festival, River Cla
Long-awaited Decatur Recreation Center opens at Wilson Morgan Park (opens the original)
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Longtime Decatur youth advocate Kurtistyne White smiled as she looked around Decaturâs new 100,000-square-foot recreation center Tuesday, describing it as a catalyst for opportunity for the cityâs youth with a potentially âhugeâ long-term impact. âIâve already seen some of the students in the gym,â White said. âI asked them how they were liking it, and they said they loved it and that they were here yesterday. The more of our youth who come to a rec center like this, the more we
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