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Prominent representatives from sectors across the community gathered in Paris Regional Medical Center’s Lewis Hall for a Poverty Task Force meeting hosted by the United Way of Lamar County on
The Poverty Task Force, organized by the United Way of Lamar County, identified early this year the need to address a possible city ordinance to regulate payday lending and car title loans, known as "predatory lending." On Friday, August 12th at noon in Lewis Hall (behind PRMC) the group will me
The Reno City Council approved two platting requests, heard the final update from Hayter Engineering regarding the Standpipe Project and set workshop dates to draft the 2023 city budget at