Glenn Tanner is a News Editor at The Paris Post-Intelligencer. He covers a diverse range of topics, including law and legal affairs, civil and family law, as well as security and law enforcement, while also delving into the realms of arts and entertainment, particularly music and fine art. Glenn's work has been featured in various notable publications, highlighting his multifaceted expertise in both legal and cultural issues.
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By: Glenn Tanner
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.
By: Glenn Tanner
Visitors to Kentucky Lake this Saturday might just think it's the Fourth of July all over again.
By: Glenn Tanner
Charlie Hatcher has worn a lot of hats in his life, including dairy farmer, business owner, state veterinarian and Tennessee commissioner of agriculture.
‘Go Big Red' is a cheer at Patriot sports games, a way to sign emails, and starting this year, a time for Henry County High School students to get individualized help and plan for life after graduation.
By: Glenn Tanner
Changes to Henry County Hospital's medical equipment supply chain and contracts could save more than $700,000 during the 2027 fiscal year.
By: Glenn Tanner
Many people who are grieving the loss of a young child might want to stay as far away from an elementary school as possible. Fortunately for Paris and Henry County, Paris Police Lt. Eric Long, …
By: Glenn Tanner
In the late 1980s, Greg Blackburn of McKenzie formed an amateur men’s softball team named in honor of his mother’s clothing store. Dubbed the Jean Shoppe men’s slow pitch softball team, it …
By: Glenn Tanner
It’s hard to find a better example of the generous spirit of Henry Countians than the annual Helping Hand radio auction, which is why it’s once again been chosen as this year’s recipient for …
By: Glenn Tanner
Finance reports for Henry County’s two mayoral candidates reveal a similar amount of campaign spending despite one candidate receiving nearly three times as much in donor contributions. …
By: Glenn Tanner
An aviation training program for students seeking a commercial pilot’s license may be landing at the Henry County Airport in the next few years. The program, which is still in the discussion …
