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The Paris Rotary club will be conducting its 49th country ham breakfast this Saturday, March 12 at Paris Elementary school.  Tickets are $10 for all you can eat country ham, biscuits and gravy, eggs, grits and a drink. From 6 to 11 a.m. Get your tickets from any Paris Rotarian or at the door. OKE […]

The Shepherd’s Table will serve a take out supper when they meet on the first Thursday of March at the First Presbyterian Church of Paris. The take out service will begin at 4:30 pm, March 3rd, at the Fellowship Hall, located at 105 S. Market St., next to the Post office in Downtown Paris. Meals

Early spring rains often bring great things, like flowers.  However, the vast amount of rain recently has created flood conditions on portions of the Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge.  One of those places, the Duck River Bottoms in Humphreys County has recently experienced flood conditions.  Unfortunately, when the waters recede they often leave large amounts of

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is happy to announce hunting and fishing licenses and permits will be valid for one year from the date of purchase. All current yearly Tennessee hunting and fishing licenses expired Feb. 28. Exceptions will be captive permits, Federal duck stamp, migratory bird permits, and slat basket tags. Licenses are available

Come out to the Paris Convention Center on Saturday, March 5th from 9am – 5pm for the 7th annual SpringTime in Paris: Shopping Extravaganza! There will be over 60 small businesses & vendors: Home Décor, Clothing Boutiques, Jewelry, Food Trucks, Furniture and so much more! Bring the family out for Spring Mini Photo Sessions by

UT Extension in Henry, Obion & Weakley Counties are offering an Area Multi-County Winter Master Beef Producer Program. The Winter Master Beef Producer Program is an educational program designed to provide information to Tennessee cow-calf producers to help them be the very best in the country, improve their profitability and position the industry to be

The Carroll County Soil Conservation District (SCD) will be hosting their annual tree give-a-way for Carroll County landowners on Friday, March 4th, in honor of Arbor Day. The species of trees to be given away this year include (200) Persimmon, (300) Bald Cypress, (200) Native Sweet Pecan, (200) Hybrid Chestnut, (200) Shagbark Hickory, and (200)

A Paris-Henry County Bi-Centennial African-American Musical February 20, 4:00 p.m. KPAC auditorium Admission is free. Donations accepted. This hometown production  takes the audience back through the history of African-American songs and dances in America, Tennessee, and Henry County. It seeks to tell the story of how Black people kept their spirit of singing spiritual songs

Murray State University is hosting a variety of programs, resources and opportunities for the campus and greater community throughout Black History Month. Events will begin on Feb. 10 with an African American Read-In where students, faculty, staff and community members are encouraged to read works from African American authors. The event will be live-streamed on

The deadline for the Paris-Henry County Arts Council’s Writer’s Competition has been extended to Monday, February 28. The Arts Council is teaming with the Bicentennial Committee for a short story contest with the theme Historical Fiction. Stories must include some portion of Henry County history based on facts. The competition is open to any Henry County resident, ages 14