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If you’ve never donated blood, Carter Blood-Care asks that you reconsider. While there are certain reasons donors are deferred from giving, several misconceptions may keep potential blood donors from saving

The summer sun beckons many people outdoors. Soaking up some rays on a warm summer day can be a great way to unwind and get a little color. It’s not

Attending a sporting event or concert at an area stadium is a chance to have the time of one’s life. For those who have never before enjoyed such an experience

The National Active and Retired Federal Employees (NARFE) Chapter 1191 held its monthly meeting at the Grand Ennis Buffet in Ennis on Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2019. The guest speaker was Sue Frary, Texas Master Natualist with the Indian Trail Chapter.

St. Thomas Episcopal Church, 901 Park Street, has declared 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 28, for their annual Blessing of the Animals date. Weather permitting, the ceremony will take place under shading trees outdoors.

CITY UPDATES

Having entered the stretch run to complete construction on Dallas Street, city officials can see the lights ahead, and they are on top of lampposts, not an approaching train in a tunnel.

SUICIDE AWARENESS WEEK

Walking life’s path without a single warning sign of a looming potential hazard, an Ennis family stepped into an open manhole cover and suffered the immediate effects.

ORGANIZATIONS

Sugar Glaspy, a founding member of The Ennis Historical Society, formerly the Ennis Heritage Society, announced recently that the organization is hosting a Fall membership gathering at The Wildflower Café/I

COMMUNITY

When Ennis meets Corsicana on the baseball field, there is no love lost. The rivalry has included some memorable games and big wins for both teams.

Colorful excerpts of Ennis and Ellis County history

Local genealogist Bobbie Dlabaj has been doing some of her excellent sleuthing.