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Emergency medical service at work. Paramedic is pulling stretcher with senior man with serious heart attack to the ambulance car. Help on the road. Drivers assistance concept.
$375,000 tax levy in place as county awaits ambulance service bids
A $375,000 property tax levy was the center of attention during a truth in taxation hearing and subsequent Edgar County board meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 22. The levy, which is not to exceed $0.20 per … more
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Thousands gifted to local organizations [Photo gallery]
Paris Elks Lodge #812 held its annual night of giving Tuesday, Nov. 21, giving more than $14,000 to various community organizations. Among the recipients are Altrusa, Edgar County Animal … more
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Members of Paris American Legion Post #211 ready themselves for the annual Veterans Day program on the square. Left to right are, Steve Cochran, Terry Hackett, Greg McHenry, Wayne Griffin, Eric Leeth, Josh Hollis, Robert Clark, Gary Strow and Art Gleckler. Not pictured are Paul Hanks, Jim Viebrock, Rick Brennen, Jerry McDaniel, Ted Lang and Russ Chaney.
Veterans take center stage
The Paris American Legion Post 211 hosted a memorial program the morning of Veterans Day, Saturday, Nov. 11, at the War Memorial on the Edgar County Courthouse Square. Legion commander, Paul … more
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Memorial bench finds a new home
Attorney for the City of Paris, Richard Kash, opened the Monday, Nov. 13 city council meeting with a prayer of thanks for the men and women who serve the needs of the community. “Today we … more
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Brocton Barn plans continue to deteriorate
BROCTON – The Brocton Village Board meeting Wednesday, Nov. 8., was filled with conflicting opinions once again as community members struggled to make decisions about the future of a beloved … more
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Chrisman business owners Carla Haga (left) and Merri Voigt (right), are working together to encourage members of the community to shop at local businesses with the opportunity to win prizes and celebrate shops close to home.
Chrisman focuses on supporting small business
CHRISMAN - The Chrisman Area Community Club (CAC) is celebrating local businesses and offering the community a chance to win an array of prizes on Saturday, Nov. 25. “The club is an … more
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Paris City workers adorn lampposts around the courthouse square with lighted decorations every year in preparation for the first Saturday after Thanksgiving, the date of the annual Christmas in Paris event.
Christmas is coming
The Edgar County Courthouse Square is preparing to transform for an annual event that brings families and friends together to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year, Christmas in Paris (CIP). … more
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Diverse startup business people with masks in the new normal
COVID cases spike in Edgar County and across Illinois
COVID-19 is rearing its ugly head once again in Edgar County. While the virus’ grip on society has loosened since the pandemic, it is still a threat, especially considering recent findings from … more
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Jail design in final stages
The Edgar County Board’s building and grounds committee met with multiple design and construction representatives on Nov. 7 to discuss the most recent changes to plans for a new jail. … more
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Urban Planner Stephanie Brown addresses members of the community during the third meeting of stakeholders Tuesday, Nov. 7, at City Hall. The group is working towards a comprehensive plan for the future of Paris.
Stakeholders meeting raises areas for growth in Paris
A comprehensive vision for the future of Paris is a work in progress following a Tuesday, Nov. 7 meeting of stakeholders at Paris City Hall. While it is the third meeting of the core group, … more
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Doc Sprague was recently honored by the Paris Rotary for his 71 years of commitment to the organization. Sprague was given a plush embroidered blanket in the honor. Left to right are, front row, Kim Macke, Susan Livvix, Sprague, Rachel Patrick and Heather Williams. Back row, Ed Pool, Daryl Bridwell, Tom Lisella, Mike Martin, Dustin Melton, Janet Ellis-Nelson, Mike Step, John Brinkerhoff and Nolan Longest.
Rotary celebrates 71-year commitment of Doc Sprague
There is no living person who remembers the Paris Rotary Club’s charter on Oct. 30, 1922, but one member can recall several happenings in the Paris Rotary Club over the past seven decades, Dr. … more
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Jeni Lueken is opening the doors to her new business Wineology at 614 N. Main in Paris. Lueken hopes it will make wine more approachable.
Filling a glass, taking a class
A longtime dream is coming true for Paris resident and oenophile Jeni Lueken, with her new business, Wineology. With her travels across the U.S. and many countries, she realized just how vastly … more
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A row of carefully decorated pumpkins sits on display at the Hilton Inn in Paris. Designs ranged in theme from Halloween to Christmas and from recognizable characters to abstract designs.
Hampton Inn gets creative with charitable pumpkin contest
Amidst a slew of spooky Halloween happenings throughout Edgar County, Paris’ Hampton Inn found a fun, festive way to celebrate the season and give back to local charities – an employee … more
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Attorney General Raoul encourages veterans, service members to participate in free veterans consumer scams webinar
Chicago  –  In advance of Veterans Day, Attorney General Kwame Raoul is encouraging veterans, service members and their families to participate in a free military rights webinar to … more
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Human trafficking seminar coming to Paris
The Carolyn Wenz Elementary School cafeteria was filled with elected officials, law enforcement, mental health specialists and concerned citizens during a Neighborhood Watch meeting Thursday evening, … more
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Communities will honor Veterans Day
Meaningful programs and ceremonies are planned for Veterans Day to commemorate the service of all U.S. veterans. Paris and surrounding Edgar County towns have planned special events for this … more
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Optimus Prime appeared with I Heart Cookies for a meet and greet in Paris on Thursday, Nov. 2. Pictured left to right are Lucas Peak, Shelly Lawlyes and Charles Edmondson.
I Heart Cookies loves small-town USA
I Heart Cookies, a cookie trailer based in Wichita, Kan., loves traveling the country looking for small towns to swoop into and set up their trailer to sell the decadent desserts. Today the … more
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Wallace gets 30-months probation for Gary White’s death
Emotions were high in the courtroom when Preston Wallace appeared for sentencing. The Tuesday, Oct. 31, sentencing followed his previous guilty plea to a Class 3 felony involuntary manslaughter … more
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North Eighth Street in Marshall has been transformed by its residents with pumpkin-filled trees and string lights. The fun fall display began with a few neighbors and has spread down the road bringing joy to residents young and old.
Pumpkin trees take over a community
MARSHALL- A group of neighbors is lighting up their trees with glowing pumpkins to bring joy to local children, but the communal decorating effort is bringing smiles to the faces of just as many … more
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Meet a Paris firefighter
Michael Warner is a senior member of the Paris Fire Department, having joined the department Nov. 18, 2001. He is in the senior man on the C-2 shift and is in charge if the captain is gone. … more
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