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A diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease can catch families off guard. When such a diagnosis is made, patients and their families typically have a host of questions, including how far the disease has progressed and what to expect as it advances.

Spinning plates with what appears the greatest of ease, Ennis Mayor Angie Juenemann has seen the fruit of the labors of leadership and vision from decades past, and is witnessing the Bluebonnet City grow through current progress as well as some ch

Forever enjoyed a full-house at Theatre Rocks last weekend. It is slated to resume Feb. 14-15, and 21, 22 and 23 at 7:30 p.m. nightly and a 2:30 p.m. matinee on the last date.

At Sokol Hall, 2622 E. Hwy 34, the 14th Annual Ennis Czech Musical Festival, popularly called “the Czech Music Fest,” was a hit with locals and many out-of-town guests last Saturday, Feb. 8.

When Richard Rozier registered to run for Ellis County Commissioner last August, he did so believing it was for the Precinct 3 seat that Paul Perry has held for the past two terms. But that has all changed.

Author’s Note: A group of readers participated in a Q&A poll I conducted during the Ennis Czech Music Festival that took place last weekend.

National Polka Festival Weekend draws thousands of visitors each year, everyone eager to sample the traditional food, drink, dance and all the other aspects of Czechoslovakian culture symbolized by the event.

Primary season could be all but done after March 3 as many of the races and delegates for the larger states could be decided for all parties running on that date.