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Surrounded by family and friends, Aubree Leader signed her letter of intent on Tuesday, Jan. 23. From left, front row, Ryden Newman, Alina Leader, Aubree Leader and Brittany Farris. In back, coaches Carrie Hoffman and Clay Bess.
Leader commits to DACC, looks forward to role in new program
At six years old, Aubree Leader had dreamed of becoming a college athlete. This week, she proved dreams can come true. On Tuesday, Jan. 23, Leader inked her letter of intent with Danville … more
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May Day gift
  Anyone visiting a cemetery in Edgar or Douglas County on May Day might have seen a woman in brightly colored galoshes walking among the gravestones — Susan Deffenbaugh Bell. … more
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Randy Steidl and his beautiful Buick took Best of Show out of 31 entries at the 2023 East Side Motor Club Summer Extravaganza.
Local car club raises funds for scholarships
The East Side Motor Club held its annual scholarship drive car show Saturday, Aug. 16, at the Twin Lakes Cruisers Pavilion in the West Lake. More than 40 cars were on display while music of the … more
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Yellow law enforcement tape isolating crime scene. Blurred view of city street, toned in red and blue police car lights
Coroner called to Kansas
Edgar County Coroner Scott Barrett has released preliminary information on the death of a Kansas woman. Barrett said the body of Shawnna L. Cunningham, 44, was found inside her Kansas home by a … more
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The Edgar County Animal Shelter is in need of volunteers to continue giving animals the care they need.
Animal shelter seeks help amid max occupancy
The Edgar County Animal Shelter, located on High Street in Paris, needs help. “We’re trying to find another part-time person,” said Daniel Bruner. Bruner, an Edgar County … more
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Sextortion. How can we prevent it?
“One in five kids is sexually extorted online,” said Rich Wistocki of Be Sure Consulting during a presentation on sextortion Friday, May 5, at Shiloh School. Shiloh and Kansas junior … more
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Public meeting for Indiana carbon sequestration plan
A public meeting to discuss a proposal to develop a deep carbon sequestration well in neighboring Vigo County, Ind., is 6 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 22 at the Fayette Elementary School, New Goshen, Ind. … more
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Paris Mayor Craig Smith declares September as Recovery Month in Paris highlighting the important work of ROSC, the Human Resources Center of Edgar and Clark Counties and CARE for helping people get into recovery programw, supporting them in the efforts and working to reduce the stigma associated with addiction and recovery. To help people in recovery lead a more open life, ROSC is sponsoring a community picnic 1-6 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 10, at Twin Lakes Park. Left to right, ROSC representatives Nikki Hanks, Ambrosia Roberts and Smith.
Hobsons seeking park concession
Michael and Opal Hobson took their desire to obtain the Twin Lakes Park concession license to the Paris City Council. They first approached the Paris Park Board Aug. 29 and were told the city … more
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The village of Hume is seeking legal help to ensure that the fiber optic cables are installed in accordance to the village's wishes.
Hume seeks counsel
HUME —   The village of Hume has hired an attorney. Attorney David Hamilton comes to the village board highly recommended and they hope with his assistance they can move forward with … more
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Bee Well pushes community garden
The September Bee Well of Edgar County meeting was a mix of good and bad news. Mary Liz Wright discussed issues with the community garden projects during the Sept. 7 meeting. On the positive … more
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“We are hoping with our teachers retiring that we will have a few of them helping out with subbing,” Young said. “The (handbook) covers all the district’s procedures.”
Crestwood students continue to be fed
The Crestwood Eagles are continuing to soar to new heights. During the Wednesday, Dec. 13 board meeting CUSD 4 Superintendent Danette Young announced Crestwood Jr. High’s newest achievement … more
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Car accident takes life of PHS student
An early morning accident Aug. 6 took the life of a Paris teenager and sent another to the hospital. Edgar County Coroner Scott Barrett said Brody F. Sanders, 16, a junior at Paris High School was … more
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The Dive In For The Future Campaign will ensure that this important organization will remain strong for years to come while reviving a much-loved asset with the pool.
The Rec Center encourages year-end gifts
The Rec is reminding those interested in supporting the Dive In For The Future Campaign that year-end giving is a perfect time to join others who have made a gift to the project. “There … more
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 “I feel blessed to be a small part of it all,” Pittenger said as a final comment. “Once a tiger...always a tiger.”
PHS announces midterm graduates
The Paris High School Board met and approved the calendar for next school year, along with the first reading of board policy updates, on Monday, Dec. 11.   The changes will be approved and … more
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The Chrisman City Council discussed an intriguing opportunity of possibly building a dog park in Centennial Park.
Barking up the right tree, Chrisman Council ponders dog park
CHRISMAN – While the plan is more bark than bite at the moment, members of the Chrisman City Council discussed an intriguing opportunity during the group’s Monday, Dec. 18 meeting. The … more
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Stewart and Carroll Funeral Home has been run by six generations of the same family since it first opened its doors in Paris in 1923. The staff is dedicated to providing their community with the best service possible during the most difficult moments in life. Back row, left to right are Luke Magers, Ryan Carrolland Jeff Leverenz. In the front row are Judy Carroll (left) and Harlee Englum (right).
A 100-year legacy continues
In 1923, Edgar County native William Zieren opened a funeral home on W. Court Street in Paris. This year, six generations later, members of his family spent the year celebrating the legacy created by … more
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Jail expenses proving tricky
After reeling from the news that building an Edgar County Jail is likely to cost several million more than first thought, the county board’s buildings and grounds committee has engaged in a … more
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A six-week process exists to become a bus driver, and that includes obtaining a CDL, passing a written test and working with an instructor and driving a set number of hours.
Six months later, Paris 95 teachers want answers
Wednesday, Dec. 13, marked six months since the home of Paris Union School District 95 Superintendent of Schools Jeremy Larson was searched by FBI agents, kicking off a chain of audits, reports and … more
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Lady Liberty adorns the intricate gold coin recently donated to the Salvation Army at Paris Walmart. In the past, rare and unique coins pulled in considerable cash at auction – cash that is used to fund philanthropic efforts throughout Edgar County.
A small gift with big value
With Christmas only days away, boys and girls young and old will soon begin unwrapping their gifts. While stocking stuffers and presents under the tree are always delightful, one Salvation Army … more
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With a new name, new equipment and plans in place to remodel the current office, Wags and Whiskers marks a new era for Hansel and her staff, but the heart and soul of Hansel’s previous practice remains.
Local veterinarian starting fresh
After 10 and a half years with her previous clinic, local veterinarian Andrea Hansel and her team are making changes that are sure to inspire wagging tails and purring smiles in pets across the … more
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