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Christmas trees, Santa Claus, menorahs, and glittering lighting displays are just a few of the many prominent symbols of the holiday season.

New Year’s Eve is a popular night to paint the town red. That popularity could skyrocket even further as the world says goodbye to 2021 and ushers in 2022.

People spend so much time planning New Year’s Eve revelry that they may not consider that they have another day on the holiday calendar to enjoy after the clock strikes 12.

Ronnie Lee Walker, 57, Ennis. Burglary of building. Booked on 12/20/2021 by ECSO. Demitrius Zapata, 39, Ennis. Possession CS PG 1 LT1G. Booked on 12/20/2021 by ECSO. Silverio Valdez Ochoa, 35, Ennis.

Ennis Chamber of Commerce announced last week the hiring of Geoeffery Williams as the new chairman of the civic group. He will begin on Monday, January 24, 2022, at the Chamber’s new offices at 207 N.W. Main Street.

Newly elected Texas Congressman, Jake Ellzey, has taken off like the jets he flew professionally for years, fast and with a strict flight plan.

Ennis Fire Department officials announced the purchase of a new fire truck, a 2021 Pierce Velocity, which will arrive sometime in January.

Locals will converge in the historic downtown district to bring in the new year on Friday, Dec. 31, in first time event slated for 5-9 p.m.

Devon Ray Stepp, 24, Ennis. Possession CS PG 1 LT1G, criminal trespass (x2). Booked on 12/11/2021 by Ennis PD. Jeremy Lee Glover, 47, Ferris. Criminal trespass. Booked on12/14/2021 by ECSO. Fredy Francisco Guzman, 29,

Ennis ISD approved a plan on Tuesday that would help the district position itself for the anticipated influx of families moving into a number of new residential projects in and around the city.