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As reported in our July 13 edition, the Waxahachie City Council fired City Manager Michael Scott and would name an interim to temporarily fill the position.

Office sought unclear; message all about Texas

The agricultural sector continues to face unique challenges. Issues affecting the agricultural sector have a ripple effect that affects domestic food security and the economic strength of rural communities. In order to adapt to the changing landscape, farmers need to identify strengths and weaknesses in their operations, and then collaborate with policyholders to create a more resilient agricultural sector that benefits all involved. The following are six notable challenges farmers face in modern agriculture, based on data from Verdesian, a nutrient use efficiency company; AgAmerica, an agriculture lending firm; and Pinion, a business advisory organization.

Perspective for Artists demonstration

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Libraries are known as the very place that tracks our past and serves as a delivery room for the birth of new ideas. They are also known as the unsung heroes of the information age. Those essentials were on display on July 19 when the Ennis Public Library celebrated the reopening of its building after an extensive renovation.

Two noteworthy caregivers have joined the medical team at Ennis Regional Medical Center. Specifically, Arlene Harden, FNP-C and Dr. Zachary Kelley will benefit many as critical leaders at Ennis Family Medicine and Ennis Sports Medicine and Orthopedics.

Official announcement coming in September