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Brocton prepares to use block grant
BROCTON — Lee R. Beckman, of Milano & Grunloh Engineering at Effingham, provided a rough time frame for the Brocton village board to spend a $1 million grant. “You got your water … more
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County uses opt-out provision in new law
A new law for an Affordable Housing Tax Incentive Program will not be used in Edgar County in the foreseeable future. Supervisor of Assessments Deena Hasler met with county board members during … more
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Optical fiber cable with binary cods. 3d illustration .
Fiber internet woos Hume
HUME — Residents of Hume may have the option of choosing between two fiber optic internet providers. Representatives of Conxxus attended the village board meeting Monday, Sept. 11, to … more
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Hunter and safety educator, Jack Hoffman, is passionate about teaching ethics, safety and responsibility with hunting weapons.
The thrill of the safe hunt
Whether with a rifle or a bow, in a tree stand or a blind, understanding the principles of hunter safety is crucial for any sportsman. Jack Hoffman, a long-time resident of Paris and a hunter safety … more
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County board contemplates selling bonds
Edgar County Board members were tasked with deciding when the time is right to sell municipal bonds to fund a new jail. An ordinance for issuing up to $8 million in general obligation bonds was … more
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Honeybee Festival royalty lends a hand Friday morning in the Kiwanis Pancake Tent. Left Junior Miss Madi Grace Slaven serves hot pancakes from the griddle, and Honeybee Queen Abigail Sanders, right, has cooking duty.
The buzz on Honeybee is all about community
This year the Honeybee turns 25 years old and plans to make the celebration a memorable time for everyone in the community are underway. “The Honeybee is really a celebration of … more
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Paris 95 issues new statement, receives hefty pay-back proposal from ISBE
During an open session on Sept. 11, 2023, Paris Union School District 95 board president Kevin Knoepfel issued a statement regarding the district’s corrective action plan and the current … 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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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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Chrisman city council still has vacancy
CHRISMAN — “Can you tell everyone we still need a water commissioner?” Chrisman Mayor Dan Moore asked following the Tuesday, Sept. 5, city council meeting. The council has … 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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Brooke Cottle takes the oath of office as a new member of the Kansas Village Board. She filled the final vacancy on the board during the Wednesday, Sept. 6, village board meeting.
Kansas hikes water rates seeking solution to big problems
KANSAS — Residents in the village of Kansas will see larger amounts due on their October water bills. The village board approved an immediate 50% increase in the water rate during the … more
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From left to right, capital campaign co-chair Drew Griffin, executive director Erin Hutchison and capital campaign co-chair Steve Benefiel pose for a photo in front of The Rec. A digital sign behind them showcases the capital campaign’s new logo and slogan, encouraging passersby to “dive in” to The Rec’s efforts to reopen and sustain their aquatic facilities.
Diving in for a better future
The Rec Center's new slogan for its capital and sustainment campaign, "Dive In For the Future," is fitting. After the campaign's efforts reached a new milestone last week, staff, patrons and all of … more
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Noble pleads guilty, sentenced to prison for fight behind Wenz School
One of the two men accused of the Aug. 15 altercation behind Carolyn Wenz School that included the discharge of a firearm is prison bound. Alex M. Noble and Tyge A. Hissem were arrested and … more
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Kiwanians ready for Honeybee
Kiwanis Club of Paris members are busy as bees preparing for the annual Honeybee Festival Sept. 22-23. The main feature for the Kiwanis Club is the popular pancake tent. Tickets for the pancake … more
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Brad Cash, left, of the Knights of Columbus, accepts a proclamation from Paris Mayor Craig Smith declaring Sept. 15 and 16 as Intellectual Disabilities Day in Paris.
City of Paris meets and discusses changes
A change is coming to the corner of Shaw and Jasper. The Paris City Council meeting Monday, Aug. 28, approved a $17,962 TIF grant to Don Robinson to develop the property. Tax Increment Financing … more
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Brit Beat is more than a Beatles tribute band. The multimedia show creates an sensory experiences for audience members. Brit Beat performs 7 p.m. Sept. 9 at the Paris Center of Fine Arts. The is the second time the group has performed on the PCOFA stage.
Brit Beat rocks the PCOFA, again
“BritBeat,” a multimedia show featuring the music of The Beatles kicks off the regular season of the Paris Center of Fine Arts at 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 9, at the theater located on the … more
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Classics continue to come to Paris
The Paris Carnegie Library has been working with the Paris Park Board and the Friends of the Library Organization for more than a decade to bring the classic works of Shakespeare to Paris. … more
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Festival brings familiar fun for the entire community
CHRISMAN — The Chrisman Days Celebration is following a familiar and comfortable format next weekend. “After last year, it’s nice to have a break,” said Chrisman Fire … more
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Architect Michael Fries, of Klingner & Associates, reviews work done on the Edgar County Courthouse roof. This dormer feature was loose and pulling away from the building. It was rebuilt by masons from Otto Baum Masonry, but the work is not yet finished. Roofers from Kreiling Roofer will fabricate a copper ventilator to replace the rotting wood inside the arch.
Progress on courthouse roof
It’s the difference between night and day. Edgar County Board members Andy Patrick and Russ Lawton with Edgar County Clerk and Recorder August Griffin got a full inspection of what has … more
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