Paris Police responded to the 500 block of Tudor Street where a 2013 Dodge Avenger had been stolen. The vehicle was later recovered by Delta County deputies after it was involved in an accident. No information was available regarding the suspect. Paris Police are investigating a robbery in 1900 …
Read More »Ercot Says Record Set For Electricity Usage
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas, which operates that grid that covers most of the state, says demand for electricity peaked at 70,169 megawatts between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Monday. That beats the previous record of 69,877 megawatts set last Aug. 10. ERCOT officials say the grid …
Read More »Rangers Take Series in Houston Plus HS Football
Paris – Area football teams took to the field for their first competitive action in intra-squad scrimmages. Teams will begin scrimmages against opposition coming up this weekend. Meanwhile, area volleyball teams play their season openers tomorrow. The North Lamar Pantherettes begin the season against Sherman and Sulphur Springs in …
Read More »Lamar County Commissioners to Meet This Morning
Lamar County Commissioners will meet at 9 this morning and consider a tax abatement for a local business. Potters Industries is seeking a 10 year abatement, in exchange for building a new warehouse and installing new equipment. The upgrades will allow Potters to increase production by at least 25%. …
Read More »Choctaw County Man Arrested for Selling Drugs
A 67 year old attorney has been arrested by Choctaw County deputies for allegedly selling drugs out of his residence. John Bounds is charged with possession of methamphetamine with the intent to distribute and faces other charges. He was arrested after a tip led deputies to the home, where …
Read More »Paris ISD Board to Consider Career and Tech Building Tonight
The Paris ISD Board will meet at 5:30 tonight and discuss plans for a new Career and Technology Education Building. The first step is hiring an architect for the project. Trustees are also expected to adopt a tax rate, which is unchanged at $1.45 per hundred dollars valuation.
Read More »Paris City Council to Meet Tonight
The Paris City Council meets this evening at 5:30 and is expected to approve the Paris Economic Development Corporation’s budget. The agenda also lists a public hearing on a North Lamar ISD request for a contract with the Paris PD for three police officers. The officers will handle calls …
Read More »Paris Man Charged After Standoff
The Paris man arrested after he was involved in a standoff with multiple law enforcement agencies at Topp Gunn Auto Auction on Airport Road has had multiple charges filed against him. 50 year old Ronnie Miller is accused of criminal trespass with a deadly weapon, resisting arrest and unlawful …
Read More »Rangers Win in Baltimore Plus Olympics Begin Today
It’s an exciting weekend for area football and volleyball teams. On the gridiron, teams will be in full pads for the first time this season. Many will also take part in intra-squad scrimmages. Next weekend will begin scrimmages against competition from other schools. Local volleyball teams will tune …
Read More »SE Oklahoma Man Arrested for Cattle Rustling
A southern Oklahoma man turned himself in to authorities after a federal warrant for cattle rustling was issued for his arrest. 40-year-old Chancy Maxey of Ardmore is accused of stealing 90 cattle in Oklahoma City and selling them in other parts of Oklahoma.He’s been released on $20,000 bond.
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