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HOLIDAY EVENTS

Hundreds of Ennisites and people from around Ellis County poured into the city’s historic downtown district to witness the Lights of Ennis Parade and to join in the block party that preceded and followed t

SHOPPING

Marketing and Communications Director Ashley Colunga reported handing out over onehundred printed shopping bags from the Visitor’s Center last Saturday.

MAIN STREET

An extensive program of events has been organized by the City of Ennis in conjunction with the Ennis Chamber of Commerce and Main Street Ennis that will entertain residents and their guests.

BUSINESS

Left falling apart while engineers sought to save it, the downtown structure couldn’t be salvaged and is currently being excavated.

SAFETY

A message released by the Texas Department of Public Safety reminds Texans to stay vigilant over the holidays about suspicious activities.

ORGANIZATIONS

The Ennis Historical Society, formerly Ennis Heritage Society, reports a successful season since its reboot this year.

Texas Department of Transportation has completed one side of the new construction on I-35 in Waxahachie.

Texas State Technical College and Bombardier announced a training partnership on Tuesday, Dec. 3, that will give over 250 employees classroom training at TSTC and then on-the-job training at Bombardier in Red Oak.

Poinsettias are synonymous with the holiday season. These colorful plants brighten up homes with their vibrant hues in variations of red, white and pink, making them a holiday decoration many people cannot live without.

ECONOMY

Texas is the second fastest growing state in the union and has several of the top ten fastest growing cities in the nation.