Kelly Burbridge
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- Sep 30, 2026
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West Nile Virus death reminder to stay vigilant (opens the original)
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Shelby County health officials say West Nile Virus contributed to the recent death of an 86-year-old Shelby County man. The Shelby County Health Department is reminding residents that mosquito-borne illnesses remain a serious health concern, especially during warmer months when mosquitoes are most active. West Nile Virus is most often spread through the bite of an infected mosquito, and while many people may experience mild symptoms or no symptoms at all, the virus can cause severe illness in so
Physical exams and immunization records upcoming deadline (opens the original)
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Decatur Public School District is reminding all families about an important upcoming deadline. State-required physical exams and immunization records must be turned in by October 15th. This requirement may apply to students entering pre-K, kindergarten, sixth grade, ninth grade, twelfth grade, as well as any student who is new to the district. In addition, children age seven and younger are required to have a lead screening on file. Families are encouraged to check with their child’s school as s
Monday shooting left two injured (opens the original)
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Decatur Police are investigating an early Monday morning shooting that left two people injured. Officers were called to 16th and Lawrence around 1 a.m. for reports of shots fired. When they arrived, they found a vehicle hit by gunfire and a man in a nearby yard who had also been shot. Police say that man was taken to the hospital for surgery. His condition is not yet known. A second man inside the vehicle suffered minor gunshot injuries. No arrests have been made.
Labor Day parade and picnic with Decatur’s union members (opens the original)
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Don’t spend it arguing with your grill or pretending yard work is “relaxing.” Decatur’s labor unions are having a full day for the whole community. It starts downtown at 10 a.m. with one of Decatur’s biggest, best-loved parades — and yes, there’s candy for the kids! Then at 11:30, head to the Fairview Park Pavilion for the annual Labor Day picnic. Union members get in free, and it’s just $25 for the public. And at 1 p.m., the “We Are One Community” fund does something seriously awesome — handing
Adult-Only event Zoorific Evening at Scovill Zoo is Sept 19 (opens the original)
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Although summer may be winding down, the fun is still going strong with the Decatur Park District. Join Scovill Zoo for Zoorific Evening, happening Saturday, September 19th at 5 p.m. This Adult-Only evening is the perfect way to enjoy a night out while supporting one of Decatur’s favorite destinations. Guests will enjoy great food, refreshing drinks, silent and live auctions, and special animal encounters you won’t soon forget. It’s a unique chance to experience Scovill Zoo after hours, connect
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