Keep Paris News Today

The Lamar County United Way has exceeded a $600,000 goal with more pledges still coming in, a large group of volunteers meeting learned Wednesday morning at the final report meeting

Due to the response from West Paris homeowners, Fall Sweep, a cleanup effort scheduled Saturday morning is in need of additional volunteers, Keep Paris Beautiful executive director Julia Trigg Crawford

A result of recent West Paris town hall meetings, the City of Paris is partnering with United Way of Lamar County, Keep Paris Beautiful/Make Lamar County Shine and Credit Union

A handful of residents voiced their disgruntlements Thursday inside the T.G. Givens Early Childhood Centers cafeteria during the third of five town hall meetings held by city officials this year.

Funding is secured and design plans in place for a $2 million plus Texas Department of Transportation project to place raised concrete mediums along Lamar Avenue between 33rd NE and

Lamar County Commissioners Court will consider the extension of a seven-day burn ban issued last week by County Judge Brandon Bell when the court meets at 9 a.m. Monday in

Lamar County Commissioners Court will consider the extension of a seven-day burn ban issued last week by County Judge Brandon Bell when the court meets at 9 a.m. Monday in

In conjunction with Keep Paris Beautiful/Make Lamar County shine, the Lamar County Commissioners’ Court is sponsoring a free tire collection event from 8 a.m. until noon or until trailers are

Lamar County Com-missioners’ Court gave the nod to a new solar farm, presented an award to the Lamar County Historical Commission, finalized an upcoming tire collection event and approved the

Hundreds of volunteers took to the streets and waterways of Paris for city sprucing Saturday during the first Keep Paris Beautiful/Make Lamar County Shine Trash-Off.