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Across Texas and America, the aging infrastructure has grown to near-crisis levels, and Ennis is no different. Neighboring Waxahachie just approved their largest housing and retail development in their history, and experts are warning to hit the pause button as the existing water, electrical capacity and wastewater capabilities are not up to the task.

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Waxahachie City Council approved by virtue of a 3-2 vote a proposal by Minto Communities USA to develop a new master-planned community west of I-35. Those voting in favor of what will be the city’s largest housing neighborhood were Tres Adkins, Chris Wright and Travis Smith. Those opposing were Mayor Billie Wallace and Mayor Pro Tem Patrick Souter.

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In a much-ballyhooed local special election, registered voters within the city limits of Ennis will cast ballots for both the mayor and mayor pro tem next Saturday, January 31. There are five candidates competing for mayor and an additional four running for the temporary or acting mayor when the official mayor is absent.

A crowd of approximately 35 to 40 Ennis residents and business owners attended an informative municipal Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Town Hall on Thursday, January 22.

Pete Bibby recalls the growth of an Ennis staple

Jon Garrett is offering serious opposition to the record of incumbent Texas State Representative Brian Harrison. Having illustrated an impressive pattern of business achievements, Garrett is a testament to getting things done.

January 19, 2026