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Ennis Chamber of Commerce held its annual meeting on Thursday, Feb. 4, to recognize four reputable organizations and businesses among its 300 members. This year’s theme was “Celebrating Progress… Inspiring the Future.”

A packed City Hall audience, on hand for the swearing-in of mayor-elect Lynda Isbell, stood and cheered their approval as No. 46 in the storied history of Ennis leadership was recognized.

Ellis County’s population surge led the Texas Legislature to pass legislation to create a new courtroom to handle felony cases in Waxahachie. In late September, Gov. Greg Abbott signed the court order for the new 504th District Court.

Two of the seven positions on the Ennis Independent School District (EISD) board will be up for election this spring. The deadline to file to run for either ended on Friday, February 13.

Espedal, Wester in March 14 mayor pro tem runoff

Will nostalgia rekindle a distant flame?

Grab your rolodex, call your friends, and make plans to see Ennis Public Theatre’s toe-tapping production of 9 to 5! This high-octane comedy proves justice is best served with a power-punch soundtrack.

Ennis High School athletics learned on Monday, February 2, which district the Lions football team will compete for the next two years, while volleyball, basketball and other sports were similarly informed of their assigned district for 2026-2028.

One year and eight months ago, the city of Ennis elected its forty-fifth mayor. They could have named No. 46 this weekend, unless a runoff moves the decision to April 4.