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DG Market soft launches new location in Paris, generates excitement.
For residents living on the northern edge of Paris, shopping for groceries just became a whole lot easier. The cross-town crawl down High Street or Central Avenue to get to a grocery store is now a … more
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The village of Hume is seeking legal help to ensure that the fiber optic cables are installed in accordance to the village's wishes.
Hume seeks counsel
HUME —   The village of Hume has hired an attorney. Attorney David Hamilton comes to the village board highly recommended and they hope with his assistance they can move forward with … more
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Local State Farm agent Terry Elston, left, recently provided a $500 donation to coach Dave Tingley, right, and the Paris High School girls basketball team.
Local insurance agent equips Tigers for success
The Paris girls’ varsity basketball team is once again set to participate in the 44th annual State Farm Holiday Classic in Bloomington-Normal. This year’s tournament, one of the largest … more
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 “I feel blessed to be a small part of it all,” Pittenger said as a final comment. “Once a tiger...always a tiger.”
PHS announces midterm graduates
The Paris High School Board met and approved the calendar for next school year, along with the first reading of board policy updates, on Monday, Dec. 11.   The changes will be approved and … more
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A six-week process exists to become a bus driver, and that includes obtaining a CDL, passing a written test and working with an instructor and driving a set number of hours.
Six months later, Paris 95 teachers want answers
Wednesday, Dec. 13, marked six months since the home of Paris Union School District 95 Superintendent of Schools Jeremy Larson was searched by FBI agents, kicking off a chain of audits, reports and … more
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The Dive In For The Future Campaign will ensure that this important organization will remain strong for years to come while reviving a much-loved asset with the pool.
The Rec Center encourages year-end gifts
The Rec is reminding those interested in supporting the Dive In For The Future Campaign that year-end giving is a perfect time to join others who have made a gift to the project. “There … more
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. A single bid to supply the school’s milk came from Prairie Farms Dairy; it was awarded the 2024-25 school year contract.
Crestwood students continue to be fed
The Crestwood Eagles are continuing to soar to new heights. During the Wednesday, Dec. 13 board meeting CUSD 4 Superintendent Danette Young announced Crestwood Jr. High’s newest achievement … more
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The Edgar County Animal Shelter is in need of volunteers to continue giving animals the care they need.
Animal shelter seeks help amid max occupancy
The Edgar County Animal Shelter, located on High Street in Paris, needs help. “We’re trying to find another part-time person,” said Daniel Bruner. Bruner, an Edgar County … more
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Volunteers of every age, occupation and background joined forces during the 31st annual Edgar County Shop With A Cop event on Saturday, Dec. 9. According to Paris Police Chief Terry Rogers, this year's turnout was one of the best he has seen.
Shop With A Cop draws a crowd
With Christmas approaching, long lines of shoppers snaking between the aisles of local retail stores are a common site. On Saturday, Dec. 9, the Paris Walmart was packed from front to back, but not … more
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The Paris Area Chamber of Commerce is gearing up to host its annual Chamber Celebration next Saturday, April 13.
Good tidings of great joy and tax breaks come to the city of Paris
The Paris City Council presented residents with an early Christmas gift and continued hope for the new year during their final 2023 meeting on Monday, Dec. 11. City council members approved the … more
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Hermon Taylor has played the role of Santa in Paris for more than 25 years. He began his philanthropic career when he volunteered with Toys for Tots via the fire department, since then his Christmas spirit has only grown.
Herman Taylor plays the role of Santa year round
There are many men who put on a red Santa suit and mimic his jolly disposition, but Paris is fortunate to have a real Santa with all of the qualities and kindness it takes to be the “real … more
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Burnt-out remains are all that is left of the old Redmon School on S Main Street in Paris after a massive fire razed the building to the ground. A pre-trial hearing for Daniel L. Henson (24) of Paris offered additional insight into the likely cause of the blaze.
More details emerge about abandoned school fire in Paris
A pre-trial detention hearing for Daniel L. Henson, 24, of Paris offered additional information regarding a structure fire that razed the old Redmon School on S Central Street over the weekend. … more
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Current Edgar County Coroner Scott Barrett (left) fills out a petition to be included on the ballot for the upcoming primary election.
Local offices up for election, but no contested races slated for 2024
With a presidential election approaching in 2024, politics are back on the menu for spirited family discussion this holiday season. While the presidential race often claims the spotlight during an … more
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The Paris Area Chamber of Commerce is gearing up to host its annual Chamber Celebration next Saturday, April 13.
“Rising tides raise all ships”
The fourth planning meeting for Paris stakeholders hosted a small group of individuals interested in the future of the city, however, the conversations at the meeting brought residents together with … more
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Delores Warmouth, Kathy Criss, Mary Ann McClarey, Billie Thomas, Mary Thomas, Gayle Dailey and Kaylee Boyd. Back row, left to right, are Viola Hunter, Shelia Hewitt, Donna Rubenacker and James Thomas.
VFW Post 3601 is giving back to the community for Christmas
With Christmas fast approaching, members of VFW Auxiliary Post 3601 in Paris are spreading goodwill and holiday cheer by giving back to the community. The group’s annual “Make A … more
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On Dec. 9 a pre-selected group of children get a chance to shop for holiday gifts with the assistance of a uniformed partner.
Shop with a Cop returns
The annual Shop with a Cop date is quickly approaching. On Dec. 9 a pre-selected group of children get a chance to shop for holiday gifts with the assistance of a uniformed partner. The children are … more
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Former “Shooters” location in downtown Paris demolished
Another derelict building on Paris’ town square is being demolished as of Monday, Dec. 4. Crews from Bell and Bell Demolition Inc. began their rapid disassembly of the building Monday morning … more
More details emerge about abandoned school fire in Paris
A pre-trial detention hearing for Daniel L. Henson, 24, of Paris offered additional information regarding a structure fire that razed the old Redmon School over the weekend. Henson appeared before … more
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The White House plans to invest $50 million of American Rescue Plan funds into more than 10,000 small businesses.
Local businesses look for support
On Nov. 25, the Biden administration took to social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, unveiling new actions intended to increase support for small businesses across the country. more
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Christmas in Kansas
Kansas - Bringing the community together to spread Christmas joy while sharing the holiday bustle with the public at an authentic small-town winter holiday is the main goal of the second Christmas in … more
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