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Varsity Choir presents Deck the Hall

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Free winter musical set for Dec. 6

Christmas play rehearsing for opening next week

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A Yuletide offering at the Ennis Public Theatre, 113 N. Dallas, is busily rehearsing for opening Friday, Dec. 2.

Horse-drawn carriage rides highlight downtown

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Small Business Saturday shopping set for Nov. 26

‘Tis the season to Light it up, Y’all!

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Parade, Block Party, Christmas Market return Thurs., Dec. 1

Unique reasons to shop at small businesses

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The numbers don’t lie. Locally owned businesses may be classified as “small,” but they have a big impact on the national economy.

Interim Library nears for Municipal Building

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Diaz explains features planned at new public library

Watson tabbed to Hall of Fame

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Ennis City Commissioner Shirley Watson was inducted into the Hall of Fame on Nov. 12 by the Ellis County African-American Hall of Fame & Museum.

Judge Little responds to Abbott decree

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Governor Greg Abbott sent a letter last week to all county judges assuring them that the State of Texas will continue taking unprecedented action to address President Joe Biden’s border crisis. Until the federal government does its job, said Abbott, this state will forcefully respond to his letter calls Defending Texas Against Invasion.

Masons Head-of-State visits Ennis

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Following a tradition of hosting the sitting Grand Master of Texas, dating back to 2003, the Chambers Creek Masonic Lodge, No. 499, of Corsicana, met in Ennis on Nov. 12. Approximately 20 members enjoyed a dinner catered by Ruston Cattle Company prior to hearing from Grand Master, MW Brad Billings, who is pictured fourth from left on the front row.

Ennis actress resumes Women of the Bible series

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Despite recent health issues that removed her from the local scene, Ennis-based actress and author Sandra Wakefield said she‘s feeling stronger and looks forward to getting back to the Women of the Bible series that helped make her famous here and in surrounding communities.