Labor Day provides an opportunity to enjoy one last long weekend with fun in the sun, barbecues, pool parties, and vacations. Although summer officially ends on Sunday, September 22, 2024, Labor Day typically marks the unofficial close of the summer entertaining and recreation season. As individuals and families prepare to fire up the grill or float in the pool one last time, they are reminded to heed key tips to stay safe and healthy.
Ellis County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Waxahachie, TX – In honor of National Passenger Safety Week, the Ellis County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service is proud to announce a month-long series of educational activities and community outreach events designed to enhance awareness and promote safe transportation practices. This initiative, running throughout September, aims to educate residents on critical passenger safety issues and foster a culture of safety within the community.
As the storm season approaches, the Ellis County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service is emphasizing the critical importance of preparing for weather emergencies where sheltering in place at home may be necessary. Being ready for such situations can significantly enhance safety and ensure a well-coordinated response during crises. The following guidelines outline essential steps for preparing your home and family for weather-related emergencies.
Ellis County residents seeking to vote in the General Election on November 5, which includes the presidential election, must register to vote by October 7. According to Jana Onyon, the Election Administrator in the county, all unregistered citizens can join thousands of others to take part in the celebration of National Voter Registration Day on September 17. This is a nonpartisan civic holiday that aims to help all eligible voters participate in our democracy.
Austin Estes and Catharine Falkenbach will be on the November 5 ballot when eligible voters head to the polls to elect a City Commissioner to represent Ward 1. The deadline to enter was Thursday, August 29. According to City Secretary Angie Ward, the elections administrator, the cutoff point came to a close with only two hopefuls entering the race.
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