217 DECATUR TRAIN SURFING: New York has Subway surfing 217 has train surfing. Same difference. (Credit Amburr) | 217 Problems

7.1K views · 60 reactions | Haven't made it out to see the new Scovill Zoo Train ride? Check out why some riders are raving about the new route! | NowDecatur.com | Facebook

Check out a special preview of the Scovill Zoo train expansion between Scovill Zoo and The Children's Museum of Illinois. The expansion is expected to be open to the public later this month! | NowDecatur.com

48K views · 360 reactions | UPDATE: All lanes have been reopened. —— TRAFFIC ALERT: Agencies are responding to a two-vehicle wreck with one fatality in the 2300 block of Beltline Rd., near 8th St. North and southbound traffic on Beltine Rd. is down to one lane in each direction. Please use extra caution in the area. | Decatur Police Department, Alabama | Facebook

Stephen Decatur Jr. was born in Maryland on January 5, 1779, and became one of America's most celebrated naval heroes. He joined the U.S. Navy at age 19 in 1798 and was promoted to captain at 25, making him the youngest person ever to reach that rank in Navy history. Decatur gained international fame in February 1804 when he led a daring nighttime raid into Tripoli harbor, where he and 75 sailors destroyed the captured USS Philadelphia by setting it ablaze. British Admiral Horatio Nelson praised