Glenn Tanner is a journalist for The Paris Post-Intelligencer, focusing on local news and community events. With a keen interest in covering stories that impact the residents of Paris, Glenn's articles range from local business updates to human interest stories and community issues.
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Lights play on the old-fashioned ornaments decorating this prize-winning tree created by Hooper-Reed Designs for this year’s Festival of Trees. It was the judge’s choice for the Most Traditional tree.
A gumdrop factory (left) and a gift-giving Scrooge McDuck are only two of the many details to be found in “Dreaming of a Hometown Christmas,” the Christmas-village-on-a-tree created for the
A small army of shiny nutcracker ornaments stand ready to brighten the holidays during the Downtown Open House event on Nov. 1 at the Iron Place Furniture & Gifts, 115
Festooned with Christmas lights and a tree ridden by a stuffed squirrel, this rolling replica of the family station wagon from “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” took home the coveted Clark
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While Christmas is coming up fast, there's still plenty of ways to enjoy a Henry County Christmas season.
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Reed Richards, 2, of McKenzie gives a shy grin as his grandmother Mimi, aka Michele Love, shows him a shiny red blouse as they shop on Nov. 1 at Bo
The Henry County 911 Board approved a bid to replace a 9 -year-old sport utility vehicle, heard an update on a planned backup dispatch center and expressed its gratitude to
No one knows what Santa’s North Pole workshop looks like just before Christmas Eve, but it probably looks something like the Mary’s Kids work session that took place earlier this
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