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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Rafael Cruz, who is a minister and the father of U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, was the featured speaker Tuesday at a Republican Women of Red River Valley luncheon focusing on
By: David Money
One of the things I can remember fairly vividly from my childhood, even back when my dad was driving me around, is going to the beach.
By: David Money
James Godwin, the chief appraiser of the Red River Appraisal District, asked the City Council for more money as his team is about to begin appraising around 8,000 parcels in
The Clarksville City Council honored two of its residents, one a retiring employee and the other a longtime volunteer, Tuesday night in a meeting at City Hall.
Paris ISD students camped out for two sessions earlier this week participating in the district’s Wild Camp at Paris High School.
By: David Money
BLOSSOM — Former mayor and current member of the Blossom Volunteer Fire Department Jeff Stover told the council his department was in need of a fire truck and he had
Two Paris youth league baseball teams blew into Mississippi with high hopes and returned home to Texas with big trophies. Both the Paris Optimist baseball 9U and 11U teams won
By: David Money
Monkey See, Monkey Do owner Richard Louis has always known he was going to do what he is doing now. That is to spread the word about and care for
Campbell’s has decided to remain in Paris, but there will be a change in operations at the facility as 300 jobs will be eliminated, according to a news release from
Chisum Independent School District has once again been honored for it program for young artists.
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