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Ford County looking to expand jail capacity
PAXTON – Just as its jail bonds were paid off this year, Ford County may be looking to put nearly $1 million into a renovation of the facility in order to board more prisoners.
New Paxton facility hopes to foster imaginativeness
PAXTON – Paige Price wants the Paxton area to boost its creativity level. That is why the Arizona State University alumnus is opening The Art Vault, 106 N. Market St., as a venue for area residents to paint, craft, sculpt, write, get a message or even have a psychic reading.
Pet hoarder plea means no prison
An elderly woman with a history of mental problems pleaded guilty Friday to abusing more than a dozen pets.
Rex McGehee was born on May 23, 1935, in Cisne, Illinois. His parents are Art and Rosabel McGehee who are from Fairfield.
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Community action agency opening office in Paxton
PAXTON – An agency that helps poverty-stricken families take steps toward independence is setting up administrative offices in Paxton.
Showbiz: Moster Mash at the Millennium Stadium
He's already smashed up his house in the name of his sport. So what's the eight-time world monster truck champ planning to do when he comes to Cardiff? Gavin Allen talks Max Destruction with Tom Meents TOM Meents is a man so dedicated to stylish destruction that he even smashed up his own house in a monster truck.
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Teacher gave 50 years to Paxton-Buckley-Loda
PAXTON – Arcelia Watson is ending a tireless career in education at the end of this month – a career that spans five decades and touched the lives of hundreds of people in the Paxton-Buckley-Loda school community.
Company plans production of flying cars
You drive your car to the runway, then take off and fly for a couple of hours. Land the plane, and it takes 30 seconds to fold up the wings and turn it back into a car.
It's a car! It's a plane! It's both
You drive your car to the runway, then take off and fly for a couple of hours. Land the plane, and it takes 30 seconds to fold up the wings and turn it back into a car.
A twenty-year-old Paxton woman disappeared two years ago. Unanswered questions still haunt her family.