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Hixson & Tabernacle Worship releasing new albums

Commission Chambers once again served as the site where elected officials wrestled to determine the 2026 fiscal year budget and tax rate for residents. Live streamed for citizens to watch and listen to the views of members of the City Commission and Mayor, they ultimately chose between two options.

Atty. Lindauer served in role 8 years

Rotary Flag Program supports local causes

Reports are streaming in of new area residents seeing for themselves the redesigned and refurbished Ennis Public Library. A year in the making - while its contents were available at the former Municipal Building on W. Brown Street, the $3 million project is receiving rave reviews.

Ennis drivers were immediate beneficiaries of the recent repairs at the Ennis Avenue railroad crossing after much-needed work eliminated what had become a bothersome passage.

Anticipation mounts for Tuesday’s City Commission meeting at City Hall. The annual meeting will include discussion on what will become the new city budget for the fiscal year, which begins on October 1.

Hundreds gathered at Avenue Church on Wednesday to recognize the collaborative efforts of the Greater Ennis United Way during the past year.

Ennis Independent School District congratulated the finance office staff for receiving the Texas Education Agency’s Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST). Accountability by public schools are expected by taxpayers, so operating with high-level integrity in financial management practices is welcomed as good news.