Hayter Engineering News Today

PARIS, TEXAS – Commuting by bicycle between the Northeast Texas Trail and Historic Downtown Paris will soon be more accessible and safer with the addition of dedicated bicycle lanes. The Texas Department of Transportation has awarded the City of Paris funding to aid construction of the bike lanes th

Residents can expect a delay in property tax statements from the Lamar County Appraisal District this fall until after the Nov. 7 General Election when voters decide the fate of

After months of being short a police officer, Reno Police Chief Jeremy Massey asked the City Council on Monday if the department’s newest peace officer was eligible for a sign-on

Patsy Ruth Jaynes Merritt, 85, of Paris, formerly Pattonville, passed away June 28, 2023, after a two- month illness.

Residents will see no increase in water rates this year as a result of an outside cost of service study, Paris City Council learned at a Monday night meeting that

City Council to consider debt restructuring

Smiling Hampshire couple Roy and Jenny Hayter are today looking back on 60 years of happy marriage after first meeting at Southamptons ice rink.

Jacksboro aldermen approved design plans for the elevated sewer line crossing at Sewell Park during its Monday, Feb. 27 meeting.

Paris City Council delayed action on a proposed payday loan ordinance at a Monday night meeting after hearing from credit access business representatives and upon the recommendation of city staff.

A recreational trail that passes through northern Hunt County and stretches across northeast Texas has received a huge grant to help pay for improvements.