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Last Tuesday, Ellis County Commissioners Court took up a resolution to protect the right to bear arms by Ellis County citizens as guaranteed by the Second Amendment to the United

Helping Hands of Ennis, 606 N.E. Main St., is hoping for another record season of giving in its campaign for food donations. “We know of two school food drives that

Area voters on Tuesday approved the City of Ennis Crime Control and Prevention District, which allows the city to assess a quarter-of-a-percent sales tax, which was originally approved five years

Ten amendments to the Texas Constitution were on the ballot on Tuesday when voters went to the polls. Addressing a wide range of issues in the state from personal income

Just over the Lake Bardwell bridge, three miles south of Ennis, voters named a new mayor and two council members. Interest in the mayoral race drew about half of the

New Italy Independent School District Superintendent, Dr. Michelle Schwind informed parents of a threat of violence on Thursday, assuring them actions were taken to protect students. A Wednesday evening threat

There is much to be thankful for in November. Here’s a look at some of the interesting facts about the month. • Many elections take place in the United States

CCPD Tax – Voters Approve .025 percent sales tax to Continue
By Mark Warde / Managing Editor
(a more complete, detailed story will be published in the weekend edition of The Ennis News)

Service members make numerous sacrifices in defense of their countries. While the debts to service members may never be the kind that can be repaid in full, paying tribute to

The common cold and influenza are two contagious viruses that many people may be all too aware of. Although colds and flu can be contracted any time of the year,