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Dave Kirkpatrick

Permit-less Carrying Of Guns Closer To Law In Texas

Permit-less carry handgun legislation is one step closer to making it to Governor Abbott’s desk for his signature after making it out of a conference committee formed to iron out differences between the Senate and House. Supporting the are Governor Abbott, Lt. Governor Patrick, and House speaker Dade Phelan. The …

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New Band Director For UT-Longhorns Marching Band

Dr. Cliff Croomes Longhorns Band FB Page The University of Texas has hired the first black director for the school’s Longhorn Marching Band. Dr. Cliff Croomes is a 2001 U-T graduate and is the assistant director of bands at LSU. He will start in Texas on June 1. He inherits …

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Cowboys Star Cited After Dogs Bite Woman

Zeke Elliott Frisco Police say two dogs belonging to Cowboys star running back Ezekiel Elliott got loose and one, a Rottweiler, attacked two people. Officers gave Elliott three animal-at-large citations, and the dog is now in quarantine for observation. A woman sued Elliott last year after claiming one of his …

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NETBIO Cattle Producers Sell 5,828 Head At Sale

  The May Northeast Texas Beef Improvement Organization’s (NETBIO) Pre-Conditioned Calf and Yearling Sale held Friday at the Sulphur Springs Livestock Commission was a huge success despite the rainy weather. A total of 244 NETBIO producers/members shipped 5,828 head of cattle to sell at the sale, and those cattle sold …

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Dispute Over Federal COVID Money For Texas Schools

Should federal Covid money earmarked for schools be used to cover the state’s education budget or be given on top of the state money? Ovidia Molina of the Texas State Teachers Association fears they will swap out Texas’ cash for the federal money. They expect Governor Abbott to call a …

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USDA OK’s Increased Food Benefits For Texas

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved the Texas Health and Human Services Commission’s request for a second round of pandemic electronic benefit transfer food benefits. Families with children on either free or reduced-price school meals will receive up to $1200 per child. They base the actual amount on the …

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Lamar County COVID Update

The Paris Lamar County Health District reported three new COVID cases but no recent deaths. The Texas DSHS reports 26 active of the virus and 156 fatalities in Lamar County with 5,661 recoveries.

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Vaccines In Paris, Friday 05.22

The Paris Lamar County Health District COVID Center will continue offering free vaccinations from Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson, Friday from 9:00 am until 4:00 pm at 1128 Clarksville St. You may register at paristexas.gov walk-ins are also welcome. Wheelchairs and vaccinations in your vehicle are available for the disabled. …

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Patriot Celebration “For God, Then Country”

A Patriot Celebration, “For God, Then Country,” will be held tomorrow at the Red River Valley Fairgrounds. All-Day events include a Patriot Parade at 9:30 am, the Jenny Burton Rushin Memorial BBQ cook-off, booths, games, classic cars, a cornhole tournament, and live music. For more info, call Robert Black at …

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Paris Farmers Market Saturday

The Paris Farmers Market is open Saturdays through October from 8:00 am until 1:00 pm. There’s always a whole house of vendors selling local produce, meats, and other local food items and arts and crafts. The Market is a Texas Department of Agriculture Certified Farmers Market and Go Texas Member. …

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