As the break of dawn weaves its way over the horizon a patriot from hours and miles away comes to protect the ones that need it most. As he makes his way from business to business, city to city, this insurance salesman has shown not only Paris, but all of Henry County itself, he will stop at nothing to make sure everyone is protected.  Coming from Brentwood, TN, David Hornbeck, has helped everyone from K & J Meat & Buckaroos to Columbiad and even the Peddler Advantage. We feel that he is not only of great service to us all,

A good sized crowd was on hand at the Paris, TN-Henry County Chamber of Commerce Ribbon Cutting for Forever Communications on Tuesday, June 15.

The Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center reopened Wednesday after being closed for a prolonged period due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Refuge Ranger Joan Howe said the center has received the green light for a soft opening. She said, “That means at the beginning we will be open MONDAY-FRIDAY 8 -4 pm only, but closed on the weekends.” Staff are busy sprucing everything up inside the Visitor Center for the opening.

A job fair will be held on Tuesday, June 22nd from 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm at the American Job Center, 470 Mustang Drive, Huntingdon. Any businesses or companies looking for employees can request a booth space at this event by emailing Maleia Evans at evans@nwtnworks.org. If you know someone looking for a job, please make them aware of this event. If you are looking for a job, please plan to attend.

Join the fun at the Union City Splash Pad Friday, June 18. The Splash Pad will open at 11 a.m. and there will be food trucks on hand. The Splash Pad is located at the corner of Sunswept and East Main St. Opening is at 11 a.m.