Students must sign up by Friday, September 16 The final free 80-hour (5-week) Industry Readiness Program at Paris Junior College will start this Saturday for 20 lucky students. The course will be each Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 am to 5:30 pm, September 17 to October 23, 2022. Waived is …

A Collin County man dies after being sold an illegal pill laced with fentanyl. Police found the 29-year-old man at his home in Princeton, which led to the arrest of an alleged drug dealer identified as Gabriel Aldo Fossatti. However, officers found more drugs at his home, including pills and …

Visit Paris presents Gene Watson in concert tonight at 6:30 at the Love Civic Center. Tickets are available at L-C-C Ticket Bud Dot Com and the door. A full bar will be open, along with merchandise from Gene Watson. Visit Paris, in partnership with KOYN 93.9, is sponsoring the event. …

Antonio Patino – Martinez Titus County Deputies arrested 33-year-old Antonio Patino-Martinez on a warrant for Aggravated Assault of a Date, Family, or Household Member. They also charged him with Revocation of Probation on a conviction of Possession of more than one but less than four grams of a Controlled Substance. …

  Open Enrollment for Medicare Part D and Medicare Advantage is right around the corner, and scammers are already on the prowl. From October 15 through December 7, many Medicare recipients will be enrolling and deciding whether to change their Medicare or Medicare Advantage plans, disclosing a person’s personal information. …

Sulphur Springs, Texas (September 15, 2022) – Forbes, a national business publication, has ranked CHRISTUS Health among the best employers in Texas in its annual Best Employers By State list. In addition, CHRISTUS is the top Texas-based health system in the Northeast Texas region in this year’s state-by-state ranking. “Whether a seasoned nurse …

Abbott – O’Rourke TexasTribune.org According to the latest poll, Gov. Greg Abbott leads his Democratic challenger Beto O’Rourke by five percentage points. SMU Political Science Professor Cal Jillson says it’s closer than Republicans would like, but it’s not unexpected. He says what’s helping Democrats; many are motivated by the overturning …

As property appraisals rise, so does the number of people who protest their valuation. But many homeowners are skipping their hearing, and one state lawmaker thinks they should have to pay a fine for that. State Senator Drew Springer says homeowners who neglect their property tax protest hearing should see …