Shannon McFarlin

Paris, Tenn.–A Community Resources Fair will provide information to the public. Over 20 Community Resources will be set up. The goal of the Community Resource Board is to strengthen the community by making connections. The fair will be held from 4-6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 19, at the Central Services Building on Jones Bend Rd. Extended.

Paris, Tenn.–Due to a rainy forecast for Wednesday, the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Tennessee College of Applied Technology Henry-Carroll campus has been moved.

Crews will be installing concrete pavement in one block from Maple to Poplar Street. The road will be closed to through traffic.

With four of five starters returning from last year's regional semifinal team, the Union City girls will enter the 2024-25 season with great expectations.

Paris, Tenn.–A Local Authors Showcase will be held Saturday, November 23, at the W.G. Rhea Library in Paris. Hours will be from 2-4 p.m.

MURRAY, Ky. – Two Murray State University Earth and Environmental Sciences alumni, Marshall Thompson and Logan McGowan, demonstrated their impressive Geographic Information Systems (GIS) knowledge during a presentation of their work on grave mapping at the City of Murray Cemetery and various utility features throughout the City during the Murray City Council meeting on Thursday, Nov. 14.

Neighbors Taking Care of Neighbors: Celebrating 30 Years of Home Health and Hospice Services From Henry County Home Health and Hospice: November is Home Health and Hospice Month and we are proud to celebrate 30 years of

Union City, Tenn.–A large crowd was on hand for the kick off to this year's “Let It Glow”. Hundreds and hundreds of lights decorate Discovery Park during the Christmas season.

Paris, Tenn.–Calling it the ‘honor of a lifetime', Brother Otto Duncan of Paris has been inducted into the National Black College Alumni Hall of Fame.

Como, Tenn.–There is another Blessing Box in Henry County, bringing the total to over 20 now.