Morris Chapel

Morris Chapel, TN · Arts & Culture
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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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Holidays At The Hospital Arts & Crafts Fair This Weekend
Paris, Tenn.–Find the perfect holiday gift this weekend at the Holidays at the Hospital Arts and Crafts Fair inside the Iris Cafe at Henry County Hospital. Support local artisans, the Volunteer Auxiliary Scholarship Fund, enjoy local food truck options and even have your picture made with Santa on Saturday from 1 pm until 4 pm. Come and bring a friend! ‘Tis the season to start shopping!
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Entries Being Accepted For Annual Festival Of Trees
Paris, Tenn.–If you want to show off your Christmas tree decorating skills for all of Henry County to see, there’s still time. Entries are being accepted for the annual Festival of Trees — the yearly yuletide gathering of Christmas trees from all walks of life. Hundreds of...
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Homemakers Holiday Is This Week
Paris, Tenn.–The annual Homemakers Holiday will be held November 4 and 5 at the Enoch Building at the Henry County Fairgrounds and as always, the ladies of the local Family & Community Education Clubs will display their arts, crafts and homemade soups, baked goods and more. The event begins...
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‘Murder, Mayhem & Scandal’ Draws Crowd
Paris, Tenn.–A crowd of 70-plus gathered at the Paris-Henry County Heritage Center for its Halloween Program ‘Murder, Mayhem and Scandal’ Thursday evening. Presenters Tracy Loines and Marsha Banasiewicz told stories ranging from the well-known gunfight in downtown Paris known as ‘Bloody Monday’ up to Gus Wynn and his one man band and miniature traveling show. The next event will be November 10 at 5:30 pm. The subject is the Battle of Paris with lecturer Larry Ray. Call 731-642-1030 for reservations as space is limited. (Photo by Pat Terrell).