When 'Reply All' goes wrong: Decatur City Councilman Hunter Pepper told a local paper that he feels that the mayor should address these issues with him personally and in private. Several other council members jumped in to agree with Pepper on this point.
DECATUR, Ala. - Decatur Mayor Tab Bowling is calling out one city council member and now it’s all become very public.
The exchange all started on July 12 when a constituent sent an email about a recent annexation to several city leaders and other people around Decatur.
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