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Cheerful and vivacious, A’Lara Smith, the Downtown Development Specialist, doubles as coordinator and cheerleader of the Bluebonnet Market. She is only one part of the energy that keeps the seven-months-of-Saturdays so successful.

Plans continue for additional family dwellings in the Ennis area according to Chief Building Official, Mark Richardson.

Like a boomerang or riding a bicycle, some learned skills have a way of returning when needed most. For Patty (Barberee) Hullett, the circle-back has renewed the joys of another time and another place.

The 2021 Ennis Autumn Daze fall festival – called Autumn Days in Ennis until a few years ago – is coming up in about two weeks, Saturday, Oct. 30th and Sunday, Oct. 31st.

An Ennis male juvenile, reportedly a 16-year-old, was captured vandalizing the downtown Hay Maze and Pumpkin Patch on video surveillance last week.

In the summer of 1893, one of the most gruesome murders in the history of the Ennis area took place.

Press Office-Social Securty Administration

Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits for approximately 70 million Americans will increase 5.9 percent in 2022, the Social Security Administration announced today.

Ennis Regional Medical Center is maintaining both their ability to support the community during the recent uptick in the pandemic as well as continuing the capacity to do more.

Combined choirs from Ennis ISD performed their annual fall concert last week in downtown Minnie McDowal park. See the full story to the left.