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Paris City Council OKs redistricting; postpones charter election - Vimarsana News

Paris City Council OKs redistricting; postpones charter election

Paris City Council approves redistricting map in time for May 7 municipal election but must postpone a planned Paris Charter amendment election until November.

Paris ISD consents to city's new housing program | News - Vimarsana News

Paris ISD consents to city's new housing program | News

With a goal of spurring the development of new home construction in Paris, the city’s 5 In 5 Housing In-fill Development Program received a nod of approval from Paris ISD’s

Commissioners to consider repairs - Vimarsana News

Commissioners to consider repairs

Commissioners’ Court is to consider damage repairs to the courthouse caused by a recent pipe burst and a new roof for the county jail when the court meets at 9

COA pressed to keep close track of P5-B housing fund - Vimarsana News

COA pressed to keep close track of P5-B housing fund

The Commission on Audit (COA) was asked on Monday to keep close track over a P5-billion fund collected from private housing developers in compliance with the Urban Development and Housing Act. This, after Senator Risa Hontiveros noted reports that of the P5- billion fund, representing the total amounts placed in escrow…

About $190K of COVID-19 relief is available for companies in Massillon - Vimarsana News

About $190K of COVID-19 relief is available for companies in Massillon

The Independent MASSILLON  General contractor Eric Ray said the few thousand dollars he received for his business through the federal CARES Act has helped to "keep the ball rolling" during a tough COVID-19 pandemic year. Ray, 42, started his business, Ray's Reconditioning, about three years ago. He said he doesn't always receive a down payment from customers for many of his home remodeling projects. So the $5,000 business grant last year via the city of Massillon was a boost at the right time. "Anything we could get was handy," he said. "The money freed me up to get supplies to get the job...