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Ennis received pleasant news on Monday, July 18, when it was announced the Sokol pool and pool house will undergo a large renovation program that will reopen the city’s only swimming pool that will now be open to the public.

Texas Republican Congressman Jake Ellzey introduced H.R. 8408 to Congress on Tuesday, July 19, which is referred to as the Federal Mask Mandate Limitations Act.

“COVID-19 has shown that the power of the executive branch has gotten out of hand. Three letter agencies are using

Don Eggart isn’t from Ennis – he lives in South Carolina – but the research he’s undertaken over the last few months has uncovered a sad, if largely unremembered, murder case that took place here in the Bluebonnet City 119 years ago.

One of the most active civic groups in the community, the Rotary Club of Ennis, held a well-attended event last week at the dedication of new additions at Rotary Park.

Schools out and that means one thing: summer is officially here! As the days grow longer and brighter, many of us will be taking full advantage of summer, whether its enjoying backyard barbeques, lazy days by the pool or even the occasional fireworks display. No matter how you choose to enjoy your summer, it’s important to stay alert and protect yourself and your family from potential threats to your health and safety.

The Stuff the Bus back-to-school supplies drive that’s proven so successful locally is still on but this is the last week for the campaign that benefits children through Ennis Give A Kid A Chance and Ennis Cares.

As Texans enjoy summer activities outdoors, TxDOT’s Be Safe. Drive Smart. campaign urges drivers and pedestrians to watch out for each other as pedestrian deaths continue to rise.

Abilene Christian University awarded 836 degrees May 6, 7 in three ceremonies taking place on Anthony Field at Wildcat Stadium. The following local students earned degrees: