Glenn Tanner

Customers of the Paris Board of Public Utilities will see their water and wastewater bills take another climb upward. The new rates were approved unanimously on second reading at the BPU’s May …

It seems like the school year just ended, but the Henry County Family Resource Center is already preparing for its annual Back-to-School Bash. This year’s Bash, which allows children across …

The Paris City Commission agreed June 4 to start the process to add a new traffic signal at a dangerous section of Mineral Wells Avenue. The board agreed to the suggestion from Kim Foster, Paris …

Heavy thunderstorms Friday morning caused flash floods in Paris, slowing commutes and blocking some residential areas.

The man who has overseen the Henry County 911 system for most of its 34-year history will be stepping down next week. Mark Archer, who took over as the county’s 911 director on Aug. 23, 1995, …

It was the kind of feeling that a lot of people might have ignored — especially if they’d just finished a tiring 12-hour shift and were about to navigate ice-covered roads on their way home. …

Leaders of Paris and Henry County's black churches honored five people for embodying the qualities of resilience, selflessness, leadership and freedom as part of the annual Juneteenth Celebration at Eiffel Tower Park.

The Henry County Public Records Committee added a step to a state-mandated policy for destroying public records during its June 25 meeting at the Henry County Genealogy Library and Archives. At …

When the Continental Congress voted to adopt an official Declaration of Independence from Great Britain 250 years ago on July 4, 1776, in Philadelphia, the land that would become Henry County, Tenn., wouldn't be part of the United States of America for another 42 years.

Visitors to Kentucky Lake this Saturday might just think it's the Fourth of July all over again.