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A Tyler resident is trying to find a family with Ennis roots in order to return centuryold personal items she recently discovered.

Letter carriers nationwide will conduct the 30th annual food drive on Saturday, May 14. The Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive provides residents with an easy way to donate food to those in need in the community.

In this article from 2018, the Ennis News looks back on that year’s Polka Fest and preparations for a “watch party” made by resident Harriett Adams:

Senior Annie Gilb, a member of the Class of 2022 at Abilene Christian University, was named one of the Top 50 students during an awards ceremony on April 28 in Abilene.

Approximately twenty people, teens and adults, led in topic-specific prayers from Minnie McDowell Park in downtown on Thursday evening. It was part of the National Day of Prayer, which has taken place for close to 70 years in America.

Ennis ISD Communications Officer, Bill Honza, announced on Monday, May 2, the securing of new Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction, Dr. Melinda Domain, who will begin in June.

The Ennis News is proud to announce the winners of our March, sponsored by Ferguson’s Electric, and April, sponsored by State Farm - Jenny Vidrine, Coloring Contests,

Ferris ISD has a bond program on the ballot for May 7 that appears essential to educating its expanding populace. Opponents are faced with a common-sense pay-it-now or pay-more-later, an either or that has the clouds of inevitability overhead.

An innovative new business has broken ground in downtown Ennis at 115 SW Main Street.

Courtesy Photo An old adage, the pen is mightier than the sword, was proven anew by Ennis High School students at the recent UIL Regional. Two members of the EISD Academic team have advanced to State competition next week in Austin, Kimberly Morales and Reid White (right). Ready Writing, coached by Pablo Boteyo, will be represented by Morales.