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Costs for the reconstruction of the city’s wastewater treatment plant, first estimated at $60 to $70 million, are on the increase and will require higher sewer rate hikes than first

The possibility of a joint city/county fuel farm on recently purchased county property on N. Main Street brought questions from Paris City Council members at a meeting with Lamar County

A city budget for fiscal year 2022-23 proposed last week by Paris City Manager Grayson Path comes with a tax increase for local property owners because of increasing property values

Paris City Council calls Paris Charter Amendment Election for Nov. 8 at a Monday meeting and approves the sale of a $12.3 million firefighter pension bond.

Seated around a conference table at Paris City Hall on Thursday afternoon, I felt as though I was witnessing history in the making.

In an unprecedented move, representatives from both Lamar County and the City of Paris, met Thursday to begin discussions about the possibility of sharing a fuel farm, a project that

The City of Paris begins a new trash collection schedule on Monday, which reduces the number of collection days for residential customers from two to one in an effort to

Paris City Council on Monday voted to reduce trash pickup for city residents to once a week as a short-term answer to a labor shortage.

The City of Paris has closed Christians In Action’s homeless shelter for men, 248 2nd SW St., after code violations were found Friday morning when firefighters responded to a fire

The City of Paris has closed Christians In Action’s homeless shelter for men, 248 2nd SW St., after code violations were found this morning when firefighters responded to a fire