During a specially-called workshop at City Hall on Tuesday, Community Engagement Director Ashley Colunga shared an impressive overview of events hosted by the city. She presented a financial summary and entertained certain areas that could benefit by outside funding while also listing community traditions in need of preservation.
Ennis City and Finance Department was recently awarded the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting. The national recognition came after the Chicago-based Government Financial Officers Association (GFOA) completed their review of the City’s Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) for 2024.
Ellis County’s Grand Old Party hosted a public candidate forum bringing together the three Republicans seeking the party’s nomination for Ellis County Judge. The event in Ovilla drew about 250 residents from across the county who were interested in hearing directly from the trio ahead of the upcoming primary on March 3.
In August of 2027, the Waxahachie Independent School District will open its second public high school, Waxahachie Creek, which will serve up to 3,200 students. Located on the southern end of town near Lake Waxahachie and just east of I-35, the WISD approved the mascot and school colors after a year of consideration.
215 N. Dallas St., Ste. D
PO Box 100, Ennis, TX 75120-0100
(972) 875-3801
PRINT ISSN 3069-5015
ONLINE ISSN 3069-504X
