News

Long associated with its downtown offices and printing hub, the Ennis News will relocate their ongoing operations to 215 N. Dallas, Suite D, one building to the north and upstairs.

Ennis Regional Medical Center maintains its relevancy in the dialogue when it comes to serving the community in the midst of the ongoing pandemic.

First grader Braxx Falls, grins a victor’s smile after his entry in the Elf Seek and Find was drawn. The spoils, a basket of goodies, includes colors, candy, hot chocolate, a cozy blanket, table games and plenty more, was given from the 32 participating businesses during the sixth annual holiday window-shopping contest.

The recent passing of Douglas (Doug) Dickinson, has affected many. Known locally for his devotion to sharing with others the wildflowers on his land near Palmer, Dickinson embraced his fame, made greater by a story in The Ennis Daily News in 2007 that called him what some already knew him as – “The Bluebonnet Man.”

(First in a series about Scott Muirhead, the Maritime Rambler)

The diary of a Victorian woman from this area, Emily Van Hook Middleton, is the topic of a talk to be sponsored by the Ennis Heritage Society, formerly the Ennis Historical Society, on Thursday, Jan. 20, between 6 p.m.

Texas Congressmen Jake Ellzey and Kevin Brady teamed up to author a bill on Jan. 10 to ensure American property-owners that projects cannot begin until all land needed be acquired prior to the start of construction. The introduction of the bill is directed at high-speed rail projects.

The National Active and Retired Federal Employees (NARFE) Chapter 1191 held its monthly lunch meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 11, 2022, at the Asian King Buffet in Waxahachie. The guest speaker was Wedding Guy Rob, Rob Nelson, of Waxahachie, and son of NARFE chapter member, Ralph Nelson, who spoke about his career as a professional wedding officiant.