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Here We Grow has been the theme of downtown Ennis, but from the looks of new housing of late, and with more in the works, it could well describe the influx of new families.

On the heels of back-to-back district championships and overall records of 12-2 and 9-1, Ennis has announced their new football schedule for the fall.

Those who have succumbed to Covid-19 during the past year will be remembered and honored in a citywide ceremony this Friday, March 26, at mid-day at Minnie Mc-Dowel Park in downtown Ennis. The public is invited.

Two utility-scale solar farms will soon be built in Ennis and Corsicana by approximately 500 craft workers.

City of Ennis leaders discussed plans to build a future animal shelter during this week’s City Commissioners meeting, which was livestreamed online for residents.

In case you have not noticed, Christianity is a religion in which the sinners have all the advantage. They can step on your feet fifty times, and you are supposed to keep smiling.

The Easter bunny is a tradition that has been passed down for centuries. Symbolizing fertility and wealth, the Easter bunny became a holiday standard in Germany during the 16th century.

A steady decline in local COVID-19 cases has led Ennis Regional Medical Center to adjust their limited visitor policy. Thanks to the sustained reduction in hospitalizations the policy has been updated.

The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is stepping up enforcement efforts as traffic picks up for spring break.

Ennis resident Emily Wade’s vehicle, missing since January 6, 2019, was discovered Saturday, March 6, in Chambers Creek, Navarro County, by a team of volunteers, professionals, Ennis Police Department (EPD) officers and Justice of the Peace Chris