Paris, TX News

• Paris, TX News
• City Looking For Applicants For Boards & Committees
• Weather Cancels Texas A&M Alumni Celebration at PJC
• 2011-2020 Voter District Map
• Red River Valley Fair 2012
• SkyWarn Seminar - Severe Weather Training
• Merchant Alert Crime Prevention Program
• Merchant Alert
• New Book Celebrates the History of Paris
• Christmas Holiday Trash Collection Schedule
• GED test to be given Saturday, Oct. 15
• PJC partners with Greenville businesses for grant
• Second fall GED sessions set to begin at PJC
• Barney Bray named to PJC’s Board of Regents
• “The Elves and the Shoemaker” this weekend
• PJC’s Beth Shelton receives Kellogg certification
• Roan Oak Lodge awards 2 PJC scholarships
• Dragons golfers do well at PJC Fall Invitational
• Citizen Trash Drop Off Center
• Dye’s kinetic sculpture on display at Foyer Gallery
• Continuing Ed schedule for October released
• Joan Mathis named 2011 PJC Distinguished Alumna
• Sessions added to October Continuing Ed schedule
• Citizens Police Academy Class 2011-4
• GED testing is set for PJC on Sept. 7-8
• Adult Education set to start its fall session
• Two summer welding classes graduate
• Back to School for Paris - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Regents approve budget for new building, fiscal year
• Continuing ed courses scheduled for September
• SBDC training courses set for September
• Longtime PJC employees receive service pins
• Open house set for PJC Paris campus Aug. 18
• PJC’s Hoard, Jones sign with four-year schools
• PJC grad chosen for A&M Biomedical Sciences academy
• City of Paris Appointment Process for Council Members
• Continuing ed courses scheduled for August
• Several SBDC workshops scheduled for August
• Paris included in National Childrens Study
• Regents OK redistricting, hear about budget cuts
• Cox Field Airport Master Plan
• Paris Fire Fighters Raise Money for MDA
• Former Dragon called up by the St. Louis Cardinals
• SBDC’s July workshop schedule announced
• Two PJC students receive PRMC scholarships
• July Continuing Education courses announced
• Padres draft former Dragons baseball player Miller
• PJC instructor chosen for Jefferson workshop
• Softball players make All Region, All Conference
• PJC’s Regents hear report on redistricting
• List of honor students for spring 2011 announced
• PJC offers Kid’s College for young people
• Continuing ed courses scheduled for June
• Summer athletic camps set again for PJC
• Associate Degree Nursing students pinned May 12
• Vocational Nursing graduates pinned May 12
• Nearly 730 receive diplomas and certificates
• TIJT holds Spring 2011 graduation ceremonies
• PJC Coding and Surgical Tech graduates pinned
• Two new electrical certificate programs offered
• Nearly 200 students graduate GED course at PJC
• SBDC’s June workshop schedule announced
• 2011 Commencement set for Friday, May 13
• PJC’s Joan Mathis a Minnie Stevens Piper Professor
• Arzella Pratt named 2011 Nurse of the Year
• Spring 2011 PJC welding class graduates
• PJC athletes recognized at annual ceremony
• GED graduation ceremonies set for May 10
• PJC Board of Regents receives redistricting report
• Retired teachers group awards three scholarships
• Students to present an evening of music, drama
• 2011 Creative Writing & Arts winners named
• Dragons baseball Fan Appreciation Day Wednesday
• Archives given folklore, folk music book collection
• Red River Valley Fair 2011
• PJC’s PTK honor society inducts new members
• Continuing education courses for May are set
• SBDC workshops, counseling schedule for May
• Student journalists take prizes at TIPA meet
• Music and drama will bloom this spring at PJC
• About the May 2011 Commencement ceremonies
• Brotherhood of St. Andrew establishes PJC scholarship
• PJC Board of Regents votes to increase tuition
• Continuing Ed courses for April announced
• Several Dragons athletes earn Region XIV honors
• GED, ESL and literacy classes set for Paris
• GED, ESL classes set for Sulphur Springs
• Paris Alerts! to Replace CodeRED and NIXLE
• GED test scheduled for PJC March 9-10
• Regents told of increased enrollment for Spring 2011
• Recognized teaching discipline presented at childcare workshop
• Classroom management subject of childcare workshop
• White-Out event, Mr. & Miss PJC crowning Saturday
• Saturday Marks PJC Basketball White-Out, Mr. & Miss PJC Crowning
• PJC’s AASU celebrates Black History Month
• PJC students take part in All-State Choir event
• Of romance, time travel and publishing
• SBDC sets its March schedule of sessions
• Continuing Ed courses for March announced
• PJC Hosts Blood Drive Tuesday To Fill Critical Need
• PJC hosts blood drive Tuesday to fill critical need
• Citizens Academy
• Trash Collection
• Water Billing Office
• Trash Collection
• Plaza Clock Dedication
• Dr. Andrew Fisher new director of SS Center
• PJC Regents Cover Wide-Ranging Topics
• Request for Proposal for Solid Waste - Waste Management
• Request for Proposal for Solid Waste - Sanitation Solutions
• Continuing Ed courses for February announced
• Medication Administration course rescheduled
• Pharmacy Tech course to be offered in February
• SBDC sets February schedule of sessions
• PJC offers interesting courses to enrich your life
• Lists of fall 2010 academic honors released
• Study demonstrates PJC’s economic impact
• GED courses set for Sulphur Springs and area
• TIJT fall commencement held in December
• Santa Tracker
• Police Department Hiring
• Festival of Pumpkins
• Paris High students named to All-Region Mixed
• Moving on up
• Up, up and away
• Enhanced news site set to go online Monday
• Fall-out of year-old demolition on agenda
• City manager on shaky ground
• Moving on up
• City manager on shaky ground
• Up, up and away
• Enhanced news site set to go online Monday
• Fall-out of year-old demolition on agenda
• City manager on shaky ground
• Paris High students named to All-Region Mixed
• Moving on up
• Up, up and away
• Enhanced news site set to go online Monday
• Fall-out of year-old demolition on agenda
• City manager on shaky ground
• Paris High students named to All-Region Mixed
• Moving on up
• Up, up and away
• Enhanced news site set to go online Monday
• Paris High students named to All-Region Mixed
• Fall-out of year-old demolition on agenda
• Grant comes through — with strings
• The Paris News unveils new, improved website
• Susan Marie Reed gets jail time, probation
• Halfway there
• A date for the Gala
• Grant comes through — with strings
• The Paris News unveils new, improved website
• Susan Marie Reed gets jail time, probation
• Halfway there
• A date for the Gala
• Philips lighting Co., to turn out the lights
• Chamber’s political forum a chance to hear ca
• Youthful POV
• Paris building permits top $3.9M
• Grant comes through — with strings
• The Paris News unveils new, improved website
• Susan Marie Reed gets jail time, probation
• Halfway there
• A date for the Gala
• PARIS POLICE DEPARTMENT RECEIVES $372,000 GRANT
• Philips lighting Co., to turn out the lights
• Chamber’s political forum a chance to hear ca
• Youthful POV
• Paris building permits top $3.9M
• ‘For Those Who Wait’ tour makes concert stop
• Trash Off, e-cycling set for Saturday
• Finding purpose through loss
• Inmate appeals looming execution
• ‘For Those Who Wait’ tour makes concert stop
• Trash Off, e-cycling set for Saturday
• Finding purpose through loss
• Inmate appeals looming execution
• ‘For Those Who Wait’ tour makes concert stop
• Trash Off, e-cycling set for Saturday
• Finding purpose through loss
• Inmate appeals looming execution
• Amateur radio operators plan Hamfest
• Appeals court travels to Bonham for four case
• Medical center names CEO
• Self-designed challenge
• Amateur radio operators plan Hamfest
• Appeals court travels to Bonham for four case
• Medical center names CEO
• Self-designed challenge
• Self-designed challenge
• Honey Grove native featured in documentary
• Red River Valley Fair gets blue ribbon
• Local students earn Commended Scholar status
• Clarksville get-together
• Honey Grove native featured in documentary
• Red River Valley Fair gets blue ribbon
• Local students earn Commended Scholar status
• Clarksville get-together
• Amateur radio operators plan Hamfest
• Appeals court travels to Bonham for four case
• Medical center names CEO
• Voter registration deadline is Monday
• City grapples with drainage system
• Campus joins together for celebration finale
• Full house at the fair
• Paris Community Choir to form, hold auditions
• Voter registration deadline is Monday
• City grapples with drainage system
• Honey Grove native featured in documentary
• Red River Valley Fair gets blue ribbon
• Local students earn Commended Scholar status
• Clarksville get-together
• Campus joins together for celebration finale
• Full house at the fair
• Paris Community Choir to form, hold auditions
• City grapples with drainage system
• Campus joins together for celebration finale
• Full house at the fair
• Paris Community Choir to form, hold auditions
• Voter registration deadline is Monday
• City grapples with drainage system
• Campus joins together for celebration finale
• Full house at the fair
• Paris Community Choir to form, hold auditions
• Voter registration deadline is Monday
• United Way campaign inches upward
• Country music powerhouse hits the fair stage
• TEA Party holds candidate debate
• TEA Party holds candidate debate
• United Way campaign inches upward
• Country music powerhouse hits the fair stage
• TEA Party holds candidate debate
• TEA Party holds candidate debate
• United Way campaign inches upward
• Country music powerhouse hits the fair stage
• TEA Party holds candidate debate
• TEA Party holds candidate debate
• TEA Party holds candidate debate
• Family squabbling source of humor in PCT show
• Chamber board finishes up fiscal year-end
• Registration for voters ends Monday
• Lumberjacks hit the mark for fair-goers
• Family squabbling source of humor in PCT show
• Chamber board finishes up fiscal year-end
• Registration for voters ends Monday
• Lumberjacks hit the mark for fair-goers
• United Way campaign inches upward
• Country music powerhouse hits the fair stage
• TEA Party holds candidate debate
• Tempt the palate
• Group reaches out with classical music
• Grand jury indicts man in death of 1-year-old
• PJC faces more funding cuts
• Tempt the palate
• Family squabbling source of humor in PCT show
• Chamber board finishes up fiscal year-end
• Registration for voters ends Monday
• Lumberjacks hit the mark for fair-goers
• Group reaches out with classical music
• Grand jury indicts man in death of 1-year-old
• PJC faces more funding cuts
• March for awareness
• Group reaches out with classical music
• Grand jury indicts man in death of 1-year-old
• PJC faces more funding cuts
• Tempt the palate
• Red River Valley Fair days are here
• Commissioners join Trash Off campaign
• RFP for landfill, trash collection OK’d
• March for awareness
• Red River Valley Fair days are here
• Commissioners join Trash Off campaign
• RFP for landfill, trash collection OK’d
• Red River Valley Fair days are here
• Commissioners join Trash Off campaign
• RFP for landfill, trash collection OK’d
• March for awareness
• Free eCycling Drop Off Event
• NL students get into homecoming spirit
• Badwater Band heads to regionals
• Plaza landscape nearly complete
• A ‘night’ to remember
• NL students get into homecoming spirit
• Badwater Band heads to regionals
• Plaza landscape nearly complete
• A ‘night’ to remember
• Plaza landscape nearly complete
• A ‘night’ to remember
• Hall honored by small business associations
• Education 1 on 1
• LC Commissioners to discuss trash off
• Edgar Allan Poe drama presented at PJC
• Kocurek named Red River Commissioner
• Chili cook-off spices up the fairgrounds
• Council to look at RFP
• Hall honored by small business associations
• Education 1 on 1
• LC Commissioners to discuss trash off
• Edgar Allan Poe drama presented at PJC
• Kocurek named Red River Commissioner
• Chili cook-off spices up the fairgrounds
• NL students get into homecoming spirit
• Council to look at RFP
• Badwater Band heads to regionals
• LC Commissioners to discuss trash off
• Hall honored by small business associations
• Edgar Allan Poe drama presented at PJC
• Education 1 on 1
• Kocurek named Red River Commissioner
• LC Commissioners to discuss trash off
• Chili cook-off spices up the fairgrounds
• Edgar Allan Poe drama presented at PJC
• Council to look at RFP
• Kocurek named Red River Commissioner
• Chili cook-off spices up the fairgrounds
• Council to look at RFP
• Hall honored by small business associations
• Education 1 on 1
• LC Commissioners to discuss trash off
• Edgar Allan Poe drama presented at PJC
• Kocurek named Red River Commissioner
• Chili cook-off spices up the fairgrounds
• Council to look at RFP
• Hall honored by small business associations
• Education 1 on 1
• Bump in the renovation road
• Man sentenced for 2009 high speed chase
• New look for city’s emergency alerts
• United Way team tops 28 percent of $500,000
• Fair improves visitor experience
• PJC enrolls record numbers for fall semester
• Bump in the renovation road
• Man sentenced for 2009 high speed chase
• New look for city’s emergency alerts
• United Way team tops 28 percent of $500,000
• Fair improves visitor experience
• PJC enrolls record numbers for fall semester
• Man sentenced for 2009 high speed chase
• New look for city’s emergency alerts
• United Way team tops 28 percent of $500,000
• Fair improves visitor experience
• PJC enrolls record numbers for fall semester
• Bump in the renovation road
• Alert system screen appearance to change
• Roxton Saturday Night honors Hometown Heroes
• She’s alive and kicking — thanks to a pig
• Sales tax lags behind 2009 collections
• Alert system screen appearance to change
• Roxton Saturday Night honors Hometown Heroes
• She’s alive and kicking — thanks to a pig
• Sales tax lags behind 2009 collections
• Roxton Saturday Night honors Hometown Heroes
• She’s alive and kicking — thanks to a pig
• Sales tax lags behind 2009 collections
• Judge named to hear Red River Co. drug case
• Sara Lee-Paris holds training exercise
• Waste Mgt. waives increase with city
• Bogata City Council members compelled to meet
• Judge named to hear Red River Co. drug case
• Sara Lee-Paris holds training exercise
• Waste Mgt. waives increase with city
• Bogata City Council members compelled to meet
• Alert system screen appearance to change
• Honey Grove readies for annual festival
• Call for entries at regional fair
• Six years for DWI
• Paris Utility Dept. employees earn awards
• Honey Grove readies for annual festival
• Call for entries at regional fair
• Six years for DWI
• Judge named to hear Red River Co. drug case
• Sara Lee-Paris holds training exercise
• Waste Mgt. waives increase with city
• Bogata City Council members compelled to meet
• Paris Utility Dept. employees earn awards
• Open house at Paris High School
• Paris Utility Dept. employees earn awards
• Honey Grove readies for annual festival
• Call for entries at regional fair
• Six years for DWI
• Southern country-rock band heads for Paris
• Local TEA parties announce activities
• Open house at Paris High School
• Southern country-rock band heads for Paris
• Local TEA parties announce activities
• Southern country-rock band heads for Paris
• Local TEA parties announce activities
• Open house at Paris High School
• Floatin’ in a tropical paradise
• NL Band selected for National Wind Band honor
• A teacher and a role model, too
• Heart of Paris Gala tickets going fast
• Floatin’ in a tropical paradise
• NL Band selected for National Wind Band honor
• A teacher and a role model, too
• Heart of Paris Gala tickets going fast
• Floatin’ in a tropical paradise
• NL Band selected for National Wind Band honor
• A teacher and a role model, too
• Heart of Paris Gala tickets going fast
• C'ville’s Jolly Gems to host vocal concert
• Classic 356 Porsches to roll into Paris
• Officials set for heavy traffic at homecoming
• United Way off to big start
• C'ville’s Jolly Gems to host vocal concert
• Classic 356 Porsches to roll into Paris
• Officials set for heavy traffic at homecoming
• United Way off to big start
• C'ville’s Jolly Gems to host vocal concert
• Classic 356 Porsches to roll into Paris
• Officials set for heavy traffic at homecoming
• United Way off to big start
• PHS student a National Merit semifinalist
• Wheat’s sweet treat
• Out of time
• Paris High alumni to come home to new campus
• County budget is official
• PHS student a National Merit semifinalist
• Wheat’s sweet treat
• Out of time
• Paris High alumni to come home to new campus
• County budget is official
• C'ville’s Jolly Gems to host vocal concert
• Classic 356 Porsches to roll into Paris
• Officials set for heavy traffic at homecoming
• United Way off to big start
• County set to approve budget, tax increase
• Welding training grant released
• Local earns 7th in national challenge
• County set to approve budget, tax increase
• Welding training grant released
• PHS student a National Merit semifinalist
• Wheat’s sweet treat
• Out of time
• Paris High alumni to come home to new campus
• County budget is official
• Local earns 7th in national challenge
• Local earns 7th in national challenge
• County set to approve budget, tax increase
• Welding training grant released
• Feel the beat
• Sheriff to look for car in new budget
• Budget, tax rate OK’d
• Council opts for month-to-month contract
• Feel the beat
• Sheriff to look for car in new budget
• Budget, tax rate OK’d
• Council opts for month-to-month contract
• Feel the beat
• Sheriff to look for car in new budget
• Budget, tax rate OK’d
• Council opts for month-to-month contract
• Special prosecutor named in perjury case
• Council to mull passage of tax rate, budget
• Family association topic at genealogy society
• Chisum Elementary holds successful event
• Paris PD sets new citizens academy
• Pictorial history
• Hall helps Paris kids ‘Reach Out and Read’
• Lamar County receives $350K from TDRA
• County commissioners to continue budget talk
• Special prosecutor named in perjury case
• Council to mull passage of tax rate, budget
• Hall helps Paris kids ‘Reach Out and Read’
• Lamar County receives $350K from TDRA
• County commissioners to continue budget talk
• Council to mull passage of tax rate, budget
• Hall helps Paris kids ‘Reach Out and Read’
• Lamar County receives $350K from TDRA
• County commissioners to continue budget talk
• Special prosecutor named in perjury case
• Council to mull passage of tax rate, budget
• Hall helps Paris kids ‘Reach Out and Read’
• Lamar County receives $350K from TDRA
• County commissioners to continue budget talk
• Special prosecutor named in perjury case
• Council to mull passage of tax rate, budget
• Hall helps Paris kids ‘Reach Out and Read’
• Lamar County receives $350K from TDRA
• County commissioners to continue budget talk
• Special prosecutor named in perjury case
• Black bear tracks lead to Northeast Texas
• Terrorist plot unites Americans
• At the Pentagon on 9/11/01
• Black bear tracks lead to Northeast Texas
• Terrorist plot unites Americans
• At the Pentagon on 9/11/01
• Black bear tracks lead to Northeast Texas
• Terrorist plot unites Americans
• At the Pentagon on 9/11/01
• Citizens Police Academy Accepting Applications
• Storm rolls through, causes damage, flooding
• Cat Gut
• $500k: United Way sets goal
• ‘Grand Paris Texas’ premieres in Austin
• Republicans to open local headquarters
• Storm rolls through, causes damage, flooding
• Cat Gut
• $500k: United Way sets goal
• Black bear tracks lead to Northeast Texas
• Terrorist plot unites Americans
• At the Pentagon on 9/11/01
• ‘Grand Paris Texas’ premieres in Austin
• Republicans to open local headquarters
• Cook-off to kick off Red River Valley Fair
• Looming execution revives cold case interest
• Bogata mayor, council members at odds
• ‘Grand Paris Texas’ premieres in Austin
• Republicans to open local headquarters
• Storm rolls through, causes damage, flooding
• Cat Gut
• $500k: United Way sets goal
• Cook-off to kick off Red River Valley Fair
• Looming execution revives cold case interest
• Bogata mayor, council members at odds
• Cook-off to kick off Red River Valley Fair
• Looming execution revives cold case interest
• Bogata mayor, council members at odds
• To aid and assist
• Citizens academy still taking applications
• Local Democratic Party opens headquarters
• Data gathering
• To aid and assist
• Citizens academy still taking applications
• Local Democratic Party opens headquarters
• Data gathering
• Local Democratic Party opens headquarters
• Data gathering
• Construction near PHS affects student traffic
• Roxton prepares for ‘Saturday Night’
• With a clean slate
• Challenge of authority
• Construction near PHS affects student traffic
• Roxton prepares for ‘Saturday Night’
• With a clean slate
• Challenge of authority
• To aid and assist
• Citizens academy still taking applications
• With a clean slate
• Challenge of authority
• ‘It’s not like packing groceries'
• Social Security in Paris to get new office
• City offices to close for Labor Day
• Commissioners to approve budget Wednesday
• Do si do at Love Civic Center
• PISD campuses revived through renovation
• Construction near PHS affects student traffic
• Roxton prepares for ‘Saturday Night’
• With a clean slate
• Challenge of authority
• Construction near PHS affects student traffic
• Roxton prepares for ‘Saturday Night’
• City offices to close for Labor Day
• Commissioners to approve budget Wednesday
• Do si do at Love Civic Center
• PISD campuses revived through renovation
• ‘It’s not like packing groceries'
• Social Security in Paris to get new office
• City offices to close for Labor Day
• Commissioners to approve budget Wednesday
• Do si do at Love Civic Center
• ‘It’s not like packing groceries'
• PISD campuses revived through renovation
• Social Security in Paris to get new office
• City offices to close for Labor Day
• Commissioners to approve budget Wednesday
• Do si do at Love Civic Center
• PISD campuses revived through renovation
• ‘It’s not like packing groceries'
• Social Security in Paris to get new office
• Dancers square up for annual convention
• Taking the challenge
• Paris man dies after shooting incident
• Commercial repairs make up bulk of permits
• Rotary Club of Paris to host art auction
• Dancers square up for annual convention
• Taking the challenge
• Paris man dies after shooting incident
• Commercial repairs make up bulk of permits
• Sanitation Collection Schedule
• Rotary Club of Paris to host art auction
• Dancers square up for annual convention
• Taking the challenge
• Paris man dies after shooting incident
• Commercial repairs make up bulk of permits
• Rotary Club of Paris to host art auction
• Paris Utility Department Employees Receive Regional Awards
• North Lamar High School Band Proclamation
• Early morning shooting under investigation
• Cooper gets grant to upgrade city park
• Helping people cope with estranged children
• Paris, Reno PD on patrol over holiday weekend
• Kiwanian flags to fly through Sept. 11
• Filing fees help put county records online
• Early morning shooting under investigation
• Cooper gets grant to upgrade city park
• Helping people cope with estranged children
• Rotary Club of Paris to host art auction
• Paris, Reno PD on patrol over holiday weekend
• Dancers square up for annual convention
• Kiwanian flags to fly through Sept. 11
• Taking the challenge
• Filing fees help put county records online
• Paris man dies after shooting incident
• Commercial repairs make up bulk of permits
• Paris Water Bill History and Payment Available Online
• Helping people cope with estranged children
• Paris, Reno PD on patrol over holiday weekend
• Kiwanian flags to fly through Sept. 11
• Filing fees help put county records online
• LC Commissioners note local teachers group
• Cas Haley set for international tour
• Rod Run rolls into town this weekend
• Deep cuts
• PRMC CEO steps down
• LC Commissioners note local teachers group
• Cas Haley set for international tour
• Rod Run rolls into town this weekend
• Deep cuts
• PRMC CEO steps down
• Early morning shooting under investigation
• Cooper gets grant to upgrade city park
• Rod Run rolls into town this weekend
• Deep cuts
• PRMC CEO steps down
• Painting workshop set up at Beavers Bend
• Critter visitor
• Off the market
• PRMC CEO Chris Dux resigns
• No speakers at public hearing
• Painting workshop set up at Beavers Bend
• Critter visitor
• Off the market
• PRMC CEO Chris Dux resigns
• No speakers at public hearing
• Labor Day Trash Schedule
• LC Commissioners note local teachers group
• Cas Haley set for international tour
• Off the market
• PRMC CEO Chris Dux resigns
• No speakers at public hearing
• PJC names 2010 Distinguished Alumni
• Organizers agree to Christmas parade at night
• Replacement commissioner
• City crews refurbish Wade Park equipment
• PJC names 2010 Distinguished Alumni
• Organizers agree to Christmas parade at night
• Replacement commissioner
• City crews refurbish Wade Park equipment
• Painting workshop set up at Beavers Bend
• Critter visitor
• First year students settle in
• ‘If You Really Knew Me’ features Paris High
• Whitewright man sentenced
• A community strengthened
• Fannin Co. grand jurors hear 20 cases
• First year students settle in
• ‘If You Really Knew Me’ features Paris High
• Whitewright man sentenced
• A community strengthened
• PJC names 2010 Distinguished Alumni
• Organizers agree to Christmas parade at night
• Replacement commissioner
• City crews refurbish Wade Park equipment
• Fannin Co. grand jurors hear 20 cases
• ‘If You Really Knew Me’ features Paris High
• Whitewright man sentenced
• A community strengthened
• Fannin Co. grand jurors hear 20 cases
• First year students settle in
• ‘If You Really Knew Me’ features Paris High
• Whitewright man sentenced
• A community strengthened
• Fannin Co. grand jurors hear 20 cases
• First year students settle in
• ‘If You Really Knew Me’ features Paris High
• Whitewright man sentenced
• A community strengthened
• Fannin Co. grand jurors hear 20 cases
• First year students settle in
• Wreck on the Loop results in serious injury
• Bug Tussle Trekkers to overnight in Paris
• And the nominees are ...
• On the quest for higher education
• Wreck on the Loop results in serious injury
• Bug Tussle Trekkers to overnight in Paris
• And the nominees are ...
• On the quest for higher education
• Wreck on the Loop results in serious injury
• Bug Tussle Trekkers to overnight in Paris
• And the nominees are ...
• On the quest for higher education
• Skirmish breaks out in Fannin Co. Courthouse
• Jefferson Road closed to football traffic
• Love Civic Center board presents plans
• Barbara Igo keeps local scouts on track
• Former NFL player to attend block party
• Tweaking the budget
• Skirmish breaks out in Fannin Co. Courthouse
• Jefferson Road closed to football traffic
• Love Civic Center board presents plans
• Barbara Igo keeps local scouts on track
• Former NFL player to attend block party
• Tweaking the budget
• Skirmish breaks out in Fannin Co. Courthouse
• Jefferson Road closed to football traffic
• Love Civic Center board presents plans
• Barbara Igo keeps local scouts on track
• Former NFL player to attend block party
• Tweaking the budget
• Exit strategy for Paris High's new stadium
• ‘Designer’ toilet — good, clean fundraising
• C’ville business office manager arrested
• Less than a penny
• Exit strategy for Paris High's new stadium
• ‘Designer’ toilet — good, clean fundraising
• C’ville business office manager arrested
• Less than a penny
• C’ville business office manager arrested
• Less than a penny
• Paris council approves fire, building codes
• County bridge, culvert funds approved
• Guaranty Bond Bank discovers counterfeit bill
• District judge removed from case
• Paris council approves fire, building codes
• County bridge, culvert funds approved
• Guaranty Bond Bank discovers counterfeit bill
• District judge removed from case
• Exit strategy for Paris High's new stadium
• ‘Designer’ toilet — good, clean fundraising
• Flair on the C’ville Square
• In sync
• Shane Shepard gears up campaign
• Recusal hearing to be held today
• Flair on the C’ville Square
• In sync
• Paris council approves fire, building codes
• County bridge, culvert funds approved
• Guaranty Bond Bank discovers counterfeit bill
• District judge removed from case
• Shane Shepard gears up campaign
• Recusal hearing to be held today
• Jury proceedings to be opened in Lesher trial
• Red River Co. commissioner dies in accident
• PRMC plans construction, renovation projects
• Final preparations
• Council set to address budget and fire codes
• Legal aid group slates free walk-in clinic
• Commissioners to ponder budget
• Shane Shepard gears up campaign
• Bogata woman killed in Saturday wreck
• Recusal hearing to be held today
• Richardson case judge forced to recuse
• Flair on the C’ville Square
• Jury proceedings to be opened in Lesher trial
• In sync
• Red River Co. commissioner dies in accident
• Final preparations
• PRMC plans construction, renovation projects
• Council set to address budget and fire codes
• Legal aid group slates free walk-in clinic
• Commissioners to ponder budget
• Bogata woman killed in Saturday wreck
• Richardson case judge forced to recuse
• Legal aid group slates free walk-in clinic
• Bogata woman killed in Saturday wreck
• Commissioners to ponder budget
• Richardson case judge forced to recuse
• Bogata woman killed in Saturday wreck
• Jury proceedings to be opened in Lesher trial
• Richardson case judge forced to recuse
• Red River Co. commissioner dies in accident
• Jury proceedings to be opened in Lesher trial
• PRMC plans construction, renovation projects
• Red River Co. commissioner dies in accident
• Final preparations
• PRMC plans construction, renovation projects
• Council set to address budget and fire codes
• Legal aid group slates free walk-in clinic
• Commissioners to ponder budget
• Bogata woman killed in Saturday wreck
• Richardson case judge forced to recuse
• Jury proceedings to be opened in Lesher trial
• Red River Co. commissioner dies in accident
• Final preparations
• PRMC plans construction, renovation projects
• Council set to address budget and fire codes
• Final preparations
• Legal aid group slates free walk-in clinic
• Council set to address budget and fire codes
• Commissioners to ponder budget
• Local author pens new action thriller
• Watch speed, cell phone use in school zones
• Decision delayed
• Fish fry to raise funds for fishing pier
• Local author pens new action thriller
• Watch speed, cell phone use in school zones
• Decision delayed
• Fish fry to raise funds for fishing pier
• Local author pens new action thriller
• Watch speed, cell phone use in school zones
• Decision delayed
• Fish fry to raise funds for fishing pier
• New digs for residents
• Fish fry to raise funds for fishing pier
• Local author pens new action thriller
• Watch speed, cell phone use in school zones
• Decision delayed
• BBBS conducting backpack drive
• Main St. Board reviews current, future works
• Budget woes for a quality education
• To shop or not to shop
• New digs for residents
• BBBS conducting backpack drive
• Main St. Board reviews current, future works
• Budget woes for a quality education
• To shop or not to shop
• BBBS conducting backpack drive
• Main St. Board reviews current, future works
• Budget woes for a quality education
• To shop or not to shop
• New digs for residents
• Gloriana brings four-part harmony to the area
• United Way brings back Stuff the School Bus
• BSA names Hamilton to Hall of Leadership
• PEDC sets deals for jobs creation
• Gloriana brings four-part harmony to the area
• United Way brings back Stuff the School Bus
• BSA names Hamilton to Hall of Leadership
• PEDC sets deals for jobs creation
• BSA names Hamilton to Hall of Leadership
• PEDC sets deals for jobs creation
• Decypher Down headlines Christian rockconcert
• Ribbon-cutting set for PJC’s women’s dorm
• City grapples with limited revenue
• Life in prison for jailer attacker
• Lost ... and found
• Decypher Down headlines Christian rockconcert
• Ribbon-cutting set for PJC’s women’s dorm
• City grapples with limited revenue
• Life in prison for jailer attacker
• Lost ... and found
• Gloriana brings four-part harmony to the area
• United Way brings back Stuff the School Bus
• Paris Aquatic Center Update
• Paris Aquatic Center
• Paris Aquatic Center Update
• CITY ORDERED TO REVERSE SUSPENSION OF PARIS POLICE OFFICER
• Outdoor Warning Siren Preventative Maintenance
• Paris Public Lilbrary Offers Free Downloadable Audio Books
• LIBRARY TO HOST BLOOD DRIVE
• PARIS PUBLIC LIBRARY OFFERS FREE DOWNLOADABLE AUDIO BOOKS
• Library to Host Blood Drive
• 4th of July Holiday Trash Collection Schedule
• CITY OF PARIS RELEASES DASHBOARD CAMERA VIDEO; POLICE OFFICER DISCIPLINED
• Blood Drive
• Memorial Day Trash Collection Schedule
• Press Release
• Good Friday Sanitation Schedule
• City Looking For Applicants For Boards & Committees
• City Looking For Applicants For Boards & Committees
• Oncor Street Light Outage Reporting
• New Website Goes Live!
• Oncor Street Light Outage Reporting
• Paris Citizens Academy Accepting Applications
• New Moon Wiccan Church opening in Paris Texas
• Red River Valley Fair
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008

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