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The Ennis Public Library celebrated Veterans Day with several displays, including this Wall of Honor. Library visitors have been encouraged to write the name of someone who has served their

Winter begins on December 21, 2019, and extends to March 19, 2020, in the Northern Hemisphere. Those three months can be both beautiful to behold and difficult to endure. Winter

Ennis named Andy Harvey, a retired officer with the Dallas Police Department, in the capacity of interim police chief in a statement released to The Ennis News on Friday, Nov.

Former Ennis Mayor Bill Lewis, 93, was interviewed recently by WFAA-Channel 8, the ABC affiliate in Dallas, about his longevity as the last surviving member of the Ennis-based Honor Flight

Thanksgiving may not be here yet, but Ennis’ varied theatrical community is gearing up for Yuletide cheer aplenty with productions that are sure to entertain this holiday season. Christmas plays

Ennis announced on Wednesday the sudden resignation of City Manager, R. Scott Dixon, and the retirement of Police Chief John Erisman in a post originally made online by Mayor Angie

Last Tuesday, Ellis County Commissioners Court took up a resolution to protect the right to bear arms by Ellis County citizens as guaranteed by the Second Amendment to the United

Helping Hands of Ennis, 606 N.E. Main St., is hoping for another record season of giving in its campaign for food donations. “We know of two school food drives that

Area voters on Tuesday approved the City of Ennis Crime Control and Prevention District, which allows the city to assess a quarter-of-a-percent sales tax, which was originally approved five years

Ten amendments to the Texas Constitution were on the ballot on Tuesday when voters went to the polls. Addressing a wide range of issues in the state from personal income