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EVENTS

Ennis’ 16th Annual Fall Festival, officially known as Autumn Daze, kicks of Saturday morning with a 5K (3.1 mile) dash and a one-mile fun run at 8 a.m. It all takes place on the new North Dallas Street.

AROUND TOWN

Angie Juenemann, approaching her fourth year in office as Ennis’ first woman mayor, spoke recently to the Ennis News about the growth of the Bluebonnet City during her term and the plans that are und

Many towns and cities in Texas, including Ennis, have switched from the manually read water meters to those of the easier digital variety.

WEATHER

Storm activities across North Texas on Sunday did an estimated $2 billion in insurance losses as ten tornadoes reportedly struck the area.

Courtesy of:  Ellis County Office of Emergency Management

The Century Club held its first meeting of the fall at the beautiful home of Mrs. Tom Abram.  Rachel Bishop gave an informative program profiling Nikki Haley, the first woman

Ennis enjoys a bye this Friday, Oct. 25, and at 7-1, are ranked No. 7 in the Metroplex among Class 5A teams according to the DMN’s Sports Day. This week’s

An unfortunate fire that destroyed half of the largest hay maze ever constructed in Ennis will be completely rebuilt by Wednesday evening, Oct. 23. Started suspiciously Sunday morning after 8

 Winning never grows old and tradition never graduates. Some things, like the Ennis Marching E-Band earning superior state ratings, are expected and most always delivered. Their streak

 A Vietnam War veteran with Ennis ties continues to fight for a change in laws regarding medical care for Agent Orange survivors. Gerry Wright, a veteran