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SNAP Benefits Ordered To Be Restored
Gov. Beshear: Kentucky, States Win Challenge Against Trump Administration, SNAP Benefits Ordered To Be Restored Governor also declares state of emergency and orders funds to food bank network FRANKFORT, Ky. (Oct. 31, 2025) – Days after challenging the Trump administration over its unlawful suspension of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, Gov. Andy Beshear announced…
Read MoreKids Art Classes start on November 5th
Get ready for 6 weeks of colorful creativity! 🌈 🖌️ When: Wednesdays, Nov 5 – Dec 17 (skipping Nov 26)🕓 Time: 4:00–5:00 PM👧🧒 Ages: 7–13💲 Cost: $60 for the 6-week course (all supplies included!)📍 Where: Paris Community CenterLower level of Paris First Presbyterian Church, 527 Pleasant St. Led by local artist Kathy Werking, these classes are…
Read MoreTickets Now on Sale for Christmas at Mustard Seed Hill 2025
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Madeline Diane, Marketing Consultant Mustard Seed Hill | Community Ventures marketing@cvky.org | www.mustardseedhill.events/christmas Tickets Now on Sale for Christmas at Mustard Seed Hill 2025 Plus: Entries Open for Kentucky’s Gingerbread Competition MILLERSBURG, KY (October 24 2025) – Christmas at Mustard Seed Hill returns November 28 – December 23, 2025, transforming the historic campus in Millersburg…
Read MoreKentucky Chamber Foundation Announces Next Chapter to Strengthen Kentucky’s Future
Kentucky Chamber Foundation Announces Next Chapter to Strengthen Kentucky’s Future Unlocking the Power of Business to Accelerate Solutions and Build Opportunity Across Kentucky FRANKFORT, Ky.—Kentucky’s growth depends on businesses leading solutions that create opportunities, strengthen communities, and drive the state forward. With its next chapter, the Kentucky Chamber Foundation is expanding its impact across the…
Read MoreSheriffs office shares monthly activity report
BOURBON COUNTY SHERIFF’S FACEBOOK The sheriffs office is proud to announce a new effort to keep our community informed and connected. Each month they will be sharing thier activity report numbers to highlight the hard work dedication and involvement of our sheriffs office throughout the city and county. “We believe that openness builds trust –…
Read MoreParis Post Office offers Breast Cancer Awareness stamp during October
The Paris Post Office, along with all post offices, is offering special stamp for Breast Cancer Awareness month. Part of the proceeds from the sale of this stamp will go toward the Breast Cancer Awareness funds. The new stamp which will be available during the month of October.
Read MoreOperation Colonial Sweep drug bust launched at Colonial Motel in Paris
Operation Colonial Sweep Press Release Date: October 9, 2025 Link Over the past several months, the Bluegrass Narcotics Task Force, in collaboration with partnering agencies, has conducted multiple drug investigations throughout Paris and Bourbon County. Through these operations, detectives and law enforcement officials have successfully identified and intercepted illegal narcotics, including heroin, methamphetamine, and prescription…
Read MorePreserve Paris to hold first Partnership meeting Oct 19
Save the date for Preserve Paris, an evening dedicated to learning how to protect and preserve the Downtown Paris Historic District. Who: Preserve Paris – A collective of citizens, property owners, and business owners. What: Partnership Meeting to share the mission, vision, and opportunities to get involved. Where: The Whiskey House – 616 Main St. Paris,…
Read More2026 Kentucky Candidate Filing Deadlines
Information for anyone interested in becoming a candidate in next years election. 2026 Kentucky Candidate Filing Deadlines – Don’t Miss These! Thinking of running for office in 2026? Here are the key dates you need to know: First day to sign and submit nomination papers: November 5, 2025 (The first Wednesday after the first Monday…
Read MoreRoad Closure for Trunk or Treat event on Oct 25 approved
A road closure has been approved for the upcoming Kiwanis Club of Paris Trunk or Treat event. Main Street between 2nd and 4th and around the Court House Square, including Ardery Place and Bank Row will be closed beginning at approximately 4pm to allow for set up.
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