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The ever-popular holiday character, The Grinch, portrayed wonderfully by Ennis’ Parker McCarty, rests torpid and full from eating feast, feast, feast. He ate Who-Pudding and rare Who-Roast Beast. He had

The Ennis Public Theatre, 113 N. Dallas St., has announced its 2020 season while welcoming a new youth and K.I.D.S. director. EPT Managing Director Brianna Roberts and Artistic Directors Julie

Treating patients with chest pain at Ennis Regional Medical Center was recognized for its excellence by the American College of Cardiology. The award makes ERMC the only accredited chest pain

New laws set to go into effect at the advent of 2020 range from raising bingo fees to reporting sexual harassment on university campuses. While eating black-eyed peas and cornbread

Superintendent Kevin Noack confirmed on Thursday, Dec. 26, that Palmer Independent School District terminated a teacher’s aide at Palmer Middle School for engaged in conduct that violates school board policy.

One of the most distinguished public figures to call Ennis home was Katie Daffan (1874-1951) who lived out her final days here. Last year — July 29 — marked her

Centex Citizens Credit Union opened its doors to an enthusiastic crowd last week. New branch manager Debbie Wilson served as a spirited emcee while introducing employees and leadership, both from

Residents at Oak Timbers Apartments, located across the street from Ennis High School, were benefactors of a Christmas party on Friday night, Dec. 20, at the property clubhouse. Property Manager

A popular Class of 2014 graduate from Ennis High School was accidentally killed by a stray bullet before 3 a.m. on Sunday, Dec. 22. Dallas Fire-Rescue pronounced the woman dead

While Christmas brings out the best in gift-giving, students at Ferris High School found the season to be ripe for using their artistic gifts to create Christmas cards, Yellowjacket style.