Mary Madewell is a reporter for the NEW HOPE CENTER OF PARIS, focusing on local news in the Paris, Texas area. With a passion for community journalism, Mary covers a range of topics including local events, government updates, human interest stories, and commentary pieces.
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By: Mary Madewell
After several meetings and budget workshops, Paris City Council added roughly $4.7 million to the city manager’s proposed budget and an extra penny to the city’s tax rate.
After public hearings on both the 2024 property tax rate and the 2024-2025 budget, Paris City Council on Monday passed a $61.8 million budget and are expected to approve a
North Lamar ISD board of trustees voted on Monday to name the newly completed high school band hall after former longtime band director Randy Jones, and approved a 91.69-cent property
By: Mary Madewell
Officials associated with the State Highway 24 Interlocal Agreement to fund right-of-way and utility relocation for the final 10.4 miles of divided highway between Cooper and Paris gathered Friday to celebrate the payoff by each agency of a total $5.4 million and the placement of Texas Department of Transportation highway signage to recognize the accomplishment. Mary Madewell
By: Mary Madewell
Several 1980 Paris High School graduates sat around a table at the Corner Cafe in downtown Paris enjoying a grilled sourdough sandwich and other offerings in honor of the opening
Volunteers are encouraged to sign up for the second annual Fall Sweep beginning at 8 a.m. for breakfast provided by Credit Union of Texas before the group heads out to work at a couple of Habitat for Humanity sites and at the home of a disabled veteran on Sherman Street.
By: Mary Madewell
With several workforce sites not yet reporting, the Lamar County United Way is at 73% of its goal with $456,975 raised of a $625,000 goal, the largest ever.
The first 50 volunteers who sign up for the Fall Sweep scheduled Saturday by Keep Paris Beautiful/Make Lamar County Shine are to receive T-shirts in preparation for a day of
Lamar County Commissioners’ Court is expected to extend a burn ban Judge Brandon Bell ordered Tuesday when the court meets at 9 a.m. Monday at the Lamar County Courthouse, 119
By: Mary Madewell
Lamar County remains under a burn ban according to Emergency Management Coordinator Quincy Blount.
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