The Paris Post-Intelligencer

Est. 1866. The Paris Post-Intelligencer is the oldest business in Paris, TN. Owned and operated by the family of the late W. Percy Williams.

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Serenity Wilkins (center), daughter of Diamond and Marcel Wilkins, was crowned queen of this year’s Little Miss court at the 2026 World’s Biggest Fish Fry pageants.

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Olive Hornbrook (center), the daughter of Alania and Jacob Hornbrook, is the queen of the 2026 World’s Biggest Fish Fry Junior Queen pageant.

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Landry Flowers (center), daughter of Lydia Flowers, was crowned queen of the 2026 World’s Biggest Fish Fry Preteen court during the Paris-Henry County Jaycees Fish Fry pageants Jan. 17 at the Krider Performing Arts Center.

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Henry County Lady Patriot guard Olivia Kendall (12) shoots a short jump shot against Kenwood on Jan. 16 at Gamlin Gymnasium The Lady Patriots posted a 70-30 victory in their first District 14-4A contest of the season.

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Henry County Lady Patriot guard Olivia Kendall (12) shoots a short jump shot against Kenwood on Jan. 16 at Gamlin Gymnasium The Lady Patriots posted a 70-30 victory in their first District 14-4A contest of the season.

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The Rev. Andre Richardson (center), president of the Paris-Henry County Ministerial Alliance, listens as Henry County High School Patriot football coach Josh Wolfe expresses his appreciation after receiving the 2026 Drum Major for Justice award.

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Ali Ridgeway (center) was chosen as the 2026 Hostess Princess during the culmination of the World’s Biggest Fish Fry pageants Jan. 17 at the Krider Performing Arts Center.

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For the third straight year, Roxanne Flood (left) and her husband Barry are offering hot chocolate and apple cider and a chance to enjoy a yard full of holiday lights as they raise funds to help local families in need.

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Stick to the sidewalk if you want to make it safely to the front door of the Joey Tormey home on Henderson Drive. The yard is chock-full of dazzling Christmas lights and displays, even extending to the other side of the driveway on the right side of the dwelling.

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Mary Mabel Hutson (33) of the Lakewood Lady Eagles basketball squad dribbles against a Stewart County defender during the River Conference basketball championship on Dec. 8 at Henry County High School’s Gamlin Gymnasium.