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Sara Wilder, a tried-andtrue Ennis native with a strong background in education, made public during Tuesday’s City Commission meeting, her plans to seek the soon-to-be-vacant seat on the City Commission as Mayor Pro Tem.

Bluebonnet City is blooming with mayoral hopefuls, including this week’s filing by Becky McCarty.

Reviewing the sights & sounds of the Hay Maze and Pumpkin Patch

City commissioners held a special meeting on Wednesday, November 12, to discuss and determine which of two bids for Christmas lighting and décor they would accept. In the end, the 56-minute dialogue finished in a 4-3 vote in favor of the lower bid.

Local businessman and lifelong Ennis citizen, David Espedal, has made public his plan to run for the soon-to-be-vacant Mayor Pro Tem seat on the City Commission.

Four candidates currently campaigning

A windy and sunny Tuesday provided the setting for a one-hour Veterans Day Remembrance Rally at Ennis’ Veterans Park. Hundreds were on hand for the tribute to those who have, or are, or will serve America in a branch of the military.

Submitted Photo The Century Club recently held a meeting at the historic home of Judy Connatser on Sherman Street. Pat Warren presented the program providing an interesting history of Fort Worth and the Fort Worth Stockyards Historic District which was formed in 1876 with the arrival of the railroads. By 1907, the cattle industry in the stockyard sold a million cattle a year. This program is one of many over the next year following the theme of “Exploring Texas Landmarks & Monuments”.

Ennis Band & Choir to perform