One day a year the Impact Church pushes its members out into the community to serve wherever they can.

Budget workshops were held by the Lamar County Commissioners last Monday through Friday.

After a two-year delay, an outside investor and the City of Paris began talks again in an effort to turn the historic First National Bank building in downtown Paris into a luxury complex.

The year 2020 has been a stressful time for many families, as layoffs, furloughs and sickness has put a strain on many households amidst the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. In many cases this year, that stress has boiled over into violence, as the Children’s Advocacy Center — which provides se…

Tarleton State University’s Dr. Alex del Carmen will lead scholars and academicians from across the Texas A&M University System to analyze data racial profiling reported by law enforcement agencies.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has designated some local counties as primary natural disaster areas, allowing farmers in those counties and neighboring areas to apply for federal aid in the form of emergency loans. 

The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service has announced changes to the 2020 Texas Sheep and Goat Expo.

Paris Mayor Steve Clifford may be having second thoughts about a general retail zoning change Paris City Council approved a year ago in the city’s master plan.

Out of the protest organization over the Confederate monument at the Lamar County Courthouse, the Paris Collective was formed. 

The Lamar County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting on Monday at 9 a.m. in the Commissioners Courtroom.

Sales tax collections on spending in May fell just 2.6% statewide to $744.2 million as the state relaxed restrictions like mask wearing and physical distancing that had been implemented to help slow the spread of Covid-19, according to Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar.