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Steve Macon, a well-known fireman, continues to receive accolades for his service. The 25th annual Molly/Abbie Softball Tournament will be held in memory of two Franklin County High School seniors. Paris is in the spotlight this month for top athletes competing for gold.

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Update At: 7/13/2024

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