LOCAL HEADLINES

There may not be another group in Paris more excited about the start of spring than the Paris Horticultural Society (PHS).

A glorified shiny game has gradually developed into a series of community fundraiser hockey games initiated by local firefighters.

Council received an update on the North Paris Fire Station project during a council meeting last week and decided to proceed with a design.

What began as a pandemic project to boost local charities has blossomed into a shared community initiative that’s raised more than $100,000.

Demonstrating once again that the fire service is one big family, two area stations are joining forces this weekend to raise money.

April marks the official start to the county’s road reconstruction plans for downtown Paris.

It was a golden weekend for the U10/Fun3 Paris Ringette Team that won Gold at the Lower Ontario Regional Tournament in London.

After careful deliberation, the County of Brant Public Library Board has decided on the next steps for the New Central Library project.

Emma Donoghue is the centre of 2025 One Book One Brant

A Paris man is following his dreams, which led him to the big stage in front of a national audience on Canada’s Got Talent.

There were 100 different reasons to celebrate on February 22nd as friends, family and fellow legion members gathered with Henry Foster.

Members of the GrandBridge Energy Operations and Fleet teams visited the Conestoga College Ingersoll Skills Training Centre on February 19.

Branch 29 President Roy Haggart and legion members received news that they were granted an exemption to the noise bylaw.

“Start the Presses!” was the big headline in the Saturday, Feb. 15 online edition of The Paris Independent.