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Out On Lake Barkley, Dover Gives Tennessee Retirees Cheap Lakeside Living
Some retirement plans start with a spreadsheet, and some start with a map of the Cumberland River. In one quiet corner of Middle Tennessee, a tiny county seat sits near the water with fewer than 2,000 residents and a pace that makes rush hour sound like a rumor. Retirees keep...
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Three Downtown Paris Intersections To Close Monday
Paris, Tenn.–– The City of Paris is notifying motorists of temporary closures at three downtown intersections scheduled for Monday, November 9, as the Downtown Signalization Project moves toward completion. A subcontractor will be completing the final pavement marking work, including repainting traffic lines and painting new crosswalk markings...
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Roll A Few Frames At THE Bowling Alley In Paris, Tennessee
Some towns hide their best fun in plain sight, and Paris, Tennessee, has a family-run spot where strikes, spares, and birthday cake all share the same lanes. The owners are bowlers themselves, so the lanes get serious care, and that care keeps tournament players and first-timers coming back. There is...
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Tharpe Says Farewell After 35 Years Of City Service
Paris, Tenn.–After 35 years of service to the city of Paris, an emotional Sam Tharpe said farewell at Thursday evening’s meeting of the Paris City Commission. It was Tharpe’s last meeting as a City Commissioner, following the results of Tuesday’s Election. Both Tharpe and Vickey Roberts lost their seats on the Commission, with Jennifer Culpepper and Rickey Searcy elected. Kathy Ray was re-elected; she also serves as Paris Mayor.
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Another Successful Pancake Day In The Books
Paris, Tenn.–The security crew from Dyersburg State Community College in Paris was among those volunteers manning the big griddle at the Carl Perkins Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse Pancake Day Thursday at the First Baptist Church in Paris. From left are Rachel Green, Jordan Klutts and Jeremye Whitaker. Crowds were steady all day at the event, with the Rotary Club meeting and Henry County Schools’ special needs students among the big groups there during the day. Carl Perkins Center officials said, “Another successful pancake day in the books! Thank you to our staff, board members, sponsors, and many other volunteers for making it possible for healing to happen to our children and their families in Henry County!” David Jackson photo.