Monticello Live

More people know “Thai Paul” than recognize the name Chaiporn Phurisri; but once you meet him, you will be impressed with his personal story, as well as his culinary skills.

Paul is a native of Thailand, who moved to the U.S. in 1989; his family owns a restaurant in Honolulu, Hawaii; and his dad graduated from West Point Academy.  And there’s much more to learn about him as you get to know him better.

The “Tiny Thia Place'”s menu is equally impressive; offering steak and lobster, filet mignon, scallops, and varying presentations of crab legs.

For a wide range of authentic home-made dishes, made from scratch, try Thai Paul’s meals at the Tine Thai Place, located in the old Family Seafood, on HWY 278 West , or call 723-9258.

Medlin’s Metal Roofing has served Monticello for around 2 years, providng custom metal roofing and metal carport structures.

Medlin’s has recently expanded their product line by now providing Eagle Horse Barns and Big Tex and Kearney trailers.  Many styles of both lines are available.  Stop by Medlins, on HWY 425 North,  to see the full selection to choose from.

Salon re-opened at 606 West Bolling, with new owner Hope Forrest Campbell and local stylist Dawn Marter.

The salon welcomed guests at their recent Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting, with the Chamber of Commerce.

Call 460-5002.

The convenience store located at the intersection of E. Gaines and E. McCloy Streets has a new owner.

Omar Ali, owner of McGehee’s H&L Deli are remodeling their new Monticello business and plan to add some new deli and food items for customers.