We’re proud to say that Decatur is now an essential part of the 220 miles of the Singing River Trail network, and the story unfolding here is one we’ll never forget.

Q&A With Molly Ferrell, Teacher at Wetlands Edge Environmental Center Share this story social social Email To What is Wetlands Edge Environmental Center? WEEC is the culmination of a partnership between IVXP and Decatur City Schools (DCS) to offer DCS students a chance to learn about nature “up close and personal.” Located on 500+ acres of IVXP’s […]

When Brent and Ashley Collins bought a 1962 house from long-time Decatur resident Charlotte Moores, they set out to make it their own while honoring the legacy the Mooreses had built.

Read all about how Decatur, Alabama, is rapidly cementing its reputation as a premier sports destination!

Learn how father and surgeon, Dr. Graeme McFarland, finds balance between career and time at home in Decatur, Alabama!

Music, dancing, laughter, and vibrant energy. No, we’re not at a nightclub, we’re at Turner-Surles Community Resource Center! And these awesome folks? They’re all 55+ and having the time of their lives.

Each winter, the Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge transforms into a sanctuary for thousands of Sandhill Cranes and the rare Whooping Cranes. This celebration of nature and community is more than just a gathering; it’s a story of conservation, history, and connection.

Kimberly Cobb-Ray J.D., United Way of Morgan County President/CEO and one of Decatur’s newest residents, talks first impressions and community highlights!

Thanks to the Downtown Decatur Dia De Los Muertos Committee, the entire community is invited to celebrate the holiday, which is celebrated annually on November 1 or 2.

One of the things I’m most proud of with this initiative is how it’s helping us bring skilled workers to Decatur.

How Michael Smitherman Brought his Restauranteur Dreams Back Home

Read all about the Journey of Viljar Weimann, Decatur Orchestra Sul Ponticello founder and conductor!