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Teachers, librarians, and employees, including bus drivers, were made recipients of an approved 6% raise by the Ferris Independent School District Board of Trustees during Tuesday’s July 15 board meeting. It was held at the 301 E. 5th Street Central Offices.

In an expected move, the City of Ennis announced the Ennis CARES Department, which only began near the Covid epidemic, would cease operations effective September 30, 2025.

The Board of Directors of the Ennis Heritage Society is pleased to announce an exhibit on display at the Ennis Welcome Center. The exhibit is gathered from the archives and collections of the Heritage Society.

Tuesday at City Hall, an agenda filled with business items, including one that involved a lengthy back-and-forth of questions concerning an additional $299,986 bill related to the underpass project.

Facility tours, BBQ, Polka highlight great day

Public invited to July 14 meeting

Political advocates for Roman Catholics had one of their own named to a distinguished role on President Donald Trump’s administration this year. Brian Burch, co-founder of Chicago-based Catholic Vote, was installed as the U.S. Ambassador to the Vatican.

HC Henderson, Smith lead young Lady Lions

Tuesday night at Ennis ISD Central, the spirit was upbeat as news regarding preparations for the August 7 start of school was optimistic.

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