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Ennis City Commissioners recently approved pay increases for its employees based on results from their own compensation study.

Since landscape irrigation increases water use by 35 to 75% during the summer irrigation season, Texas A&M AgriLife recommends landscape water conservation practices be adapted to reduce water use, save money, and still maintain a beautiful landsc

As the routine of a school year settles in, families may direct their focus to factors that have nothing to do with school supplies or enrolling youngsters in extracurricular activities.

Labor Day is a celebration of workers and the labor movements in the United States and Canada. Often considered the unofficial end of summer, Labor Day prompts many people to travel for one last getaway prior to the arrival of fall.

One more election awaits, this one to fill the vacancy in the Texas State House of Representatives.

For the first time in recent history, Palmer High School is fielding a drill team, and while the squad may be small in numbers, they are a quick study in building excitement.

“The Secret of Raphael Ranch.” Sounds like a Nancy Drew title. but there really is a mystery at the site of the former estate of one of Ennis’ pioneer families.

If a researcher were to sit down at the end of 2021 and tabulate and record the number of times individual key words were mentioned over the course of the year, “vaccine” would surely be near the top.

Recent blanket decisions Governor Greg Abbott have limited the authority of cities, businesses and schools to establish their own safeguards against the spread of coronavirus and other variants.

Union Pacific’s 1940 Big Boy steam locomotive rolled through East Texas during Aug. 15-16, and maked five whistle stops in the area, including Midlothian, Waxahachie, Ennis, Corsicana and Mexia.