David Money is a journalist based in Clarksville, Texas. He writes for the New Hope Center of Paris, covering local news and events in the Clarksville area. His articles range from community updates and commentaries to human interest stories and coverage of local happenings.
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David Money's work predominantly covers local news and events in the Texas area, focusing on community events, celebrations, government announcements, and public services. His coverage also includes topics related to sports, personal finance, entertainment news, education, and crime.
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Council members voted to protect the city’s sewer system from the buildup of “flushable wipes” Tuesday night in City Hall when they passed an Indirect Sewer Discharge Ordinance.
After Hurricane Helene slammed into North Florida with 140 mph winds and blew its way through parts of Georgia, the Carolinas, Tennessee and Virginia, and then Hurricane Milton barrelled across
Clarksville City Council members plan to discuss and possibly adopt an ordinance that will set standards of occupancy for rental properties in the city when they meet tonight in City
By: David Money
While October is a time for ghosts and goblins to make their rounds, not everything about the month is touched by haunting creatures.
There is about to be a new game in town, make that new games when businessman David Hills opens his arcade Oct. 28.
After a lengthy discussion and hearing from two citizens against a proposal to add how many dogs and cats a person could own within the city limits, City Council members
Humans sitting almost as still as statues were the main feature around the Paris Plaza on Saturday as the annual Mannequin Night took over downtown for an evening of music,
Walk organizers, Kenetha Hill and Sonya Hughes, of Paris, along with several of their family members and friends, which included Paris Mayor Mihir Pankaj and members of the Paris Fire
Paris yards show off Halloween spirit.
Walter Peschina has a lot of memories to look back on, really a lot.
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