Sally Boswell

As I was working on coming up with an idea for a column this week, I kept finding myself coming up pretty empty.

Every week I get an email from everyone’s favorite hometown author and long-time outdoor column-writer, Reavis Z. Wortham, with his weekly column, which has been running in this newspaper for

This year marks the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina’s onslaught on the city of New Orleans and retrospectives of that disaster have been much in the news of late as

Just over 200 people attended the United Way of Lamar County’s annual breakfast meeting Wednesday at Love Civic Center to hear the final result of the 2025 fundraising campaign and

Okay, it’s official. I have a cell phone. For years I eschewed the things, for a variety of reasons.

This last weekend was rodeo time in Paris, with two nights of rodeo action at the Paris Rodeo and Horse Club Arena on the grounds of the Lamar County Fairgrounds.

Rehearsals are already in progress for the first show of the season at Paris Community Theatre and season tickets are now on sale.

The news has been brimming over with reports about flash flooding lately, with the devastating flooding along the Guadalupe River in the Texas Hill County, and so many deaths and

Over the last couple of weeks I have identified a couple more guilty pleasures connected to TV, shows I have discovered hold something of a fixation for me.

Members and supporters of Paris Community Theatre met Sunday at the Plaza Theatre in downtown Paris for the organization’s first annual “PCT Awards” ceremony, honoring outstanding performances on- and off-stage