Page 2 - Manager Grayson Path News Today

Today’s story is part two of a three-part series featuring 12 of the biggest local stories of 2022, as chosen by the newspaper’s editorial staff, based on online readership statistics,

A plan to replace traffic signals in downtown Paris with stop signs failed to gain the approval of the Texas Department of Public Transportation Paris District, according to information shared

As anticipated, Paris City Council on Monday awarded a $62,852,642 phase one contract for a rebuild of the city’s wastewater treatment plant, added an additional $26,795,000 in revenue bonds and

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.

The City of Paris Sanitation Department’s trash pickup schedule will change to one day a week beginning Monday. They initiated the change because of the increased worker shortage caused by declining morale. City Manager Grayson Path said of the 59 hires made last year, 56 have resigned. The new serv

The Paris City Council voted to reduce trash pickup to once a week at the recent meeting. The reason is because of a labor shortage. Of 59 workers hired this year, 56 have resigned. City Manager Grayson Path said it's hard to hire sanitation employees in the summertime because of the hot temperature

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.

In Paris since September, Strahan was charged with the transition of the airport from a management contract with JR Aviations to a city-owned operation.

This community is fortunate to have someone of Maureen Hammond’s ability to lead the Paris Economic Development Corp., and I applaud the members of its board of directors who brought

I was pleased when Paris Mayor Paul Portugal extended an invitation last week to a meeting attended by herself, Mayor Pro Tem Reginald Hughes, the city’s top administrative staff and