Ken Walker is a reporter for the Paris Post-Intelligencer, focusing on local news and events in the Paris community. With a keen interest in covering local government, education, and sports, Ken brings timely and informative articles to the readers of the Post-Intelligencer.
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Ken Walker's coverage focuses on local government, education, sports events, and court cases. He often reports on government announcements and event coverage related to finance & economy, business & industry, human resources & employment, as well as government & politics.
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By: Ken Walker
Henry County has received an insurance payment of more than $820,000 to cover damage caused by a Sept. 19 fire at the county recycling center.
Members of the Ray Lewis Band perform "Hotel California" during Friday's Noon on the Square event sponsored by Commercial Bank and Trust. The event was moved to an area in
US Congressman David Kustoff, R-Germantown, speaks Tuesday morning during an appearance at the Old 5 & 10 Event Center in downtown Paris. Kustoff, who represents all of West Tennessee outside
The Henry County Farm Bureau is looking at May of next year as the completion date for a new building for the business.
Henry County’s government had a change at the top in 2024, as Randy Geiger was elected county mayor.
Santa Claus was in Paris during the Downtown Christmas Open House event Nov. 1-3, no doubt doing a bit of early scouting in the area to make sure he’ll have
The Henry County School System, which includes five schools throughout the county, educates students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. The school system has a districtwide enrollment count of about 3,000
The Grinch makes himself comfortable at Paris Nutrition, 105 N. Brewer St., on Nov. 2 during the Downtown Christmas Open House in Paris. He appears to be trying to trick
BY KEN WALKER POST-INTELLIGENCER of 19 Those who live in Paris and Henry County know what a special place it is.
Mike Holden and his wife Suzy Holden (right) scope out a blackjack table during the Henry County Healthcare Foundation’s Casino Night event Nov. 16 at The Lodge at Paris Landing.
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