News

These images are from the Ennis Historical Society Collection archived at the Ennis Public Library. From top, Jettie Coleman and her father, John Coleman, in the store they operated in

Following the wettest June in 46 years, the weather pendulum swung wildly in July. Over the weekend, on Aug. 3, a rainless streak of 32 days ended in Ennis. Weather

Ennis Police, with an assist from local citizens, made an arrest near I-45 on Sunday, July 14. An Ennis Police officer had just completed an off-duty job and was in

Managing Editor’s Note: This is the second in a twopart series on John Wray. The first appeared in the Aug. 4 edition, which are available at the office or online.

A Southern California native is now not only a resident of the Bluebonnet City but she’s an author with a new book out. Dez Tovar has recently released her new

Beginning Friday, Aug. 9, and running through midnight Aug. 11, purchases qualifying as school supplies, like clothing and backpacks, will be sold tax-free statewide. Texas State Comptroller Glenn Hegar suspends

Hunting season is here, and Tractor Supply Company is inviting all of its Ennis deer and wildlife enthusiasts to stop by for its upcoming Deer and Wildlife event. On Aug.

INVESTIGATION

Ennis Police announced on Friday the search for the missing car of the late Emily Wade, who perished in January when she apparently drove her silver Nissan Altima over a flooded bridge at Chambers Creek, ha

Christmas in August? Well, sort of. The announcement was recently made of the five houses that will be included on the upcoming Christmas Home Tour.

POLITICAL

Managing Editor’s Note: This is the first in a two-part series on John Wray. On Wednesday he will share the highlights of his terms, what he hangs his hat on, and his views about Ennis.