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Since Halloween these days is so often not just about scary stories but also about tales of mayhem and murder, I decided to include a few briefs referencing some local killings from the 1950s that manage to spook even all these years later.

CITY

The City of Ennis recently welcomed A’Lara Kaye Smith as Farmers Market and events coordinator.

A Texas Tech University graduate, Smith said she has found her niche in the Bluebonnet City.

THEATRE

On Golden Pond, a classic that received 10 academy award nominations, offers a beautiful, thoughtful look at an aging love.

SAFETY

Proposition A, critical to fighting crime in Ennis, is expected to be a ballot focus when area voters head to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 5. Early voting on the subject begins Monday, Oct. 21.

ACCIDENT

A two vehicle, head-on crash on Tuesday morning sent one driver to Dallas Baylor with injuries while the other, a teenage boy, walked away with only bruises.

Flu season is approaching and those who are sixmonths of age or older are recommended to get the flu vaccine this year before the end of October. The Centers for

Hunting is a thrilling hobby for millions of people across the globe. In fact, non-hunters may be wide-eyed to learn just how popular the sport is. A recent report from

No one goes without something sweet to eat for very long, right? The goodies I share with you today — from locals Stephanie Stith, Renee Marchant and Suzanne Wilson —

Today I went with ideas for basic, traditional dishes to put together this menu just because it sounds so delicious to me! The selections remind me of my mother’s Sunday

Ennis (6-1) switched places with Red Oak (6-1) this week in the Dallas Morning News Class 5A Sports Day rankings. The Lions cruised by Sulphur Springs (1-6), 42-14, while Red