Sally Boswell

So here we are, the first day of September, just 21 days until the first day for autumn and it is still wwwaaayyy too hot in this part of Texas.

Here’s another column drawn from the seemingly endless supply of junk mail I get as a matter of course, which … sometimes … piques my interest and makes me want

I’ve been working on an article for Paris Life recently about the old schools of Lamar County and the communities in it.

I took myself to the movies the other day and saw Steven Spielberg’s latest release, “Disclosure Day.”

In the spring of 1976, some residents of Paris and the surrounding area got together with Ray Karrer, the then-head of the theatre arts department at Paris Junior College, to

Paris Community Theatre winds up its 50th Anniversary Season beginning Friday when the classic murder-mastery, penned by the master of the genre herself, Agatha Chrissie, “The Mousetrap,” opens its run

A small crowd of local Democrats braved the early summer heat at Leon William Park Sunday afternoon to hear several of their party’s candidates for state office speak.

So, I read the other day, that the state of Texas has executed its 600th inmate since the death penalty was reinstated back in 1976.

North Lamar High School graduated 170 senior students Saturday evening before a packed house of friends, family, faculty and fellow students at the Sheila Daughtery Gymnasium on the NLISD campus.

I got to spend some time with one of my favorite people recently, columnist/novelist Reavis Z. Wortham and his friend, New York Times best-selling author, John Gilstrap.