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Palmer Marching Band has quite the encore. In the five years since Kyle Ramsey became

Director of Bands, the group has grown in numbers and in accomplishments.

Seven local children and Natalie Mikula took in the new “Story Walk Adventure Book” at Lions Park. Here they are at station No. 7 in the 20-station story walk displayed by the Ennis Public Library.

Newcomers to the area know about the National Polka Festival, which draws approximately 40,000 people to town for music, dancing, beer and all things Czech, not to mention the Bluebonnet Trails and Festival, Fall Nationals, the Lights of Ennis, Fr

Residents in nearby Bardwell, just four miles south of Ennis on State Highway 34, received a measure of good news this week related to a basic, quality of life subject, their local roads.

President Joe Biden finalized 17 executive moves just hours after his inauguration on Wednesday, moving faster and more aggressively to dismantle Donald Trump's legacy than any other modern president.

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have officially taken office as the next president and vice president of the United States.

Notable moments in the career of Martin Luther King, Jr.

Five campuses and approximately 2,680 students returned to school this week in the Ferris Independent School District, and like the 2017 northeastern storm, the monster that ate Pittsburgh, the impact of Covid-19 is still making headlines in Brick

The Ennis News is proud to announce the winners of our December Coloring Contest, sponsored by Ennis Ford.

Angeline Juenemann announced on Facebook on Thursday, Jan. 14, her plans to run for a second four-year term as mayor of Ennis. She was voted into office in May of 2016.