Former mayor Paul Osborne talks about the topic of marijuana legalization, city council meetings and some of the corruption at the state government level in this week's City Hall Insider.

Just Right Eating's Nick Podeschi gives an inside look into the company and the benefits of having healthy meals prepared and readily accessible.

Jami Fawley talks about the January lineup at the Decatur Area Arts Council including the Young Artist Showcase, First Friday events, winter art classes and even looks forward to the big international arts event coming this summer.

Sheriff Tony Brown joins Byers & Co. and talks about the recent legalization of marijuana, the importance of training in law enforcement and gives perspective on the impact of the gifts of the Howard G. Buffett Foundation on law enforcement.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe recaps the recent city council meeting which covered annexation, a new fire station, building permits and some potential recreational development with the state on Route 51.

Rodney Davis checks in from the airport on his way back to Washington DC and talks about the recent happenings in Iran as well as gives his prediction for who he believes will be the Democratic nominee in the upcoming presidential election.

Dan Caulkins reflects on his time so far as representative, talks about the difficulty in working in the minority, and shares his opinion on working with local and state leaders.

Ryan McCrady of the Decatur Economic Development Corporation reports a significant mention of Decatur in a national trade magazine that recognizes the growth of the city and a new top 20 ranking.