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Mayo eighth grader Dylan Lamb looks for a lane to score during a game of one-on-one basketball against Paris Police Officer Logan Bell. School walkthroughs allow officers to build relationships with students and learn the layout of each school.
School safety in Paris
(Editor’s Note: This story is the first of a two-part series on school safety in Edgar County. The first installment covers Paris Union School District 95, Community Unit School District 4 and … 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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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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Assault weapons ban back after appellate court’s order
SPRINGFIELD – The assault weapons ban that Gov. JB Pritzker signed into law in January is back in force after a federal appeals court on Thursday blocked a temporary injunction a lower court … more
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Medicaid renewals resume for first time since beginning of COVID-19 pandemic
SPRINGFIELD – Medicaid recipients in Illinois should be on the lookout for correspondence from the state regarding their coverage as the normal  renewal  process resumes for the first … more
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The reelected Paris city commissioners recited the oath of office together during the April 24 city council meeting. Left to right, Paul Ruff, Harry Hughes, Jerry Branson and Doug Hasler.
Paris city reorganizes, sets new budget
Members of the Paris City Council were sworn in for new terms during the reorganization phase of the Monday, April 24, city meeting. The familiar faces resumed their seats after taking the oath since … more
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July 4 weekend planning underway
Plans are coming together for a two-day Independence Day celebration in Twin Lakes Park. Cliff Macke, Paris Park Board president, discussed what is confirmed for July 3 and July 4. He said food … more
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Edgar County Board has quick meeting
The Edgar County Board had a brief study session Monday, April 24, to discuss issues. Board member Lisa Ellis made a brief presentation about her work revamping the county’s solar and wind … more
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Susan Stafford is retiring as Executive Director of The Link Art Gallery. Her June 1 departure ends an 18.5 year administrative career with the art gallery. She will miss working with the people she has met over the years but is looking forward to having more time for her family.
Stafford retires from Link Gallery
Susan Stafford is experiencing mixed emotions as she prepares to leave a job she loves. She is retiring June 1 from her duties as the Executive Director of the Link Art Gallery. “I … more
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Michael Pinnell
Meet a Paris Firefighter: Michael Pinnell
An ability to see beyond self-interest at a young age prompted Michael Pinnell to enter the fire service. “I joined at 16 years old as a cadet to better myself and be a part of something … more
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Paris Community Theater to hold auditions soon
Auditions for the Paris Community Theater’s summer show, “All Shook Up,” are scheduled beginning at 4 p.m. Tuesday, May 23, at the Paris Center of Fine Arts according to the … more
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Hasler
State applies multiplier to Assesments
The Illinois Department of Revenue (IDR) has issued a tentative property assessment equalization factor, commonly called the multiplier, of 1.0377 to Edgar County assessments for homes, commercial … more
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Hard Rock Cafe pins fascinate Adonna Bennett who has amassed a collection by visiting the cafes around the world and has some pins from store locations that no longer exist. She is helped in the quest by family and friends who acquire pins during their travels to give her.
Collection rocks Bennett's world
(EDITOR’S NOTE: This is another in a series of stories about Edgar County residents who have interesting collections or unusual hobbies. People willing to be featured in a future story should … more
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The Family Resource Night included a Hidden in Plain Sight feature with a mock-up of a teenager’s bedroom. Parents were challenged to find the common, but hidden signs, a youth is engaged in substance abuse.
Family resource night is fun
The Family Resource Night held at Crestwood April 20 attracted 15 families and dispensed 26 boxes of NARCAN®. The NARCAN® was distributed by the Indiana State University booth and was … more
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Food Inspections
The Edgar County Public Health Department inspected 22 establishments serving food in the county during March. These facilities were operating without any violations and received a green placard … more
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Paris on the Rise sets goals
After months of deliberation, a local group of business owners, community leaders and concerned citizens settled on a new identity, hoping to attract more involvement from their fellow Parisians. The … more
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White wooden signpost/ crossroads sign with three arrows - "support", "assistance", "guidance". ..
Resource hotline may come to Edgar County
Getting help for a problem can be a challenge as people attempt to find which agency or resource is the best choice. Earlier this year, the Paris 95 school district printed a massive resource … more
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As one of his final acts as Chrisman Mayor Dan Owen, right, presented a special certificate from the Illinois legislature to Chrisman Police Chief Tom Dolan, left. The certificate obtained by Rep. Adam Niemerg (R-Dieterich) honors Dolan, who was injured in the line of duty while responding to a domestic incident.
Chrisman City Council closing out projects
CHRISMAN — The Chrisman City Council met for the last time in its current configuration Monday, April 17. A new council moves into the chamber May 1 when the council reorganizes following … more
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Edgar County circuit court cases heard
The following people were among those who had cases scheduled for the April 10 and the April 13 criminal and traffic calls in Edgar County Circuit Court: In custody Rachel I. Augustus, 34, … more
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Marshal Public Library Director Alyson Thompson stands in the area to become the library’s genealogy section thanks to a $300,000 ARPA grant.
Marshall Library adding on
MARSHALL – The Marshall Public Library has agreed to amalgamate the Clark County Genealogy Library collection into its operation thanks to a $300,000 American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA) … more
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