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Mexican Breakfast Scramble

Prep time: 2 minutes Cook time: 2 minutes Servings: 1

The Ennis Negro Chamber of Commerce

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The Ennis Negro Chamber of Commerce had its first Christmas giveaway on December 16

Remembering Black History Month 2020

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As the group demonstrated three years ago, during its annual MLK Jr Day events, Unity in the Community not only cares about Black history but Black Ennis history.

Christmases of Yesteryear

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These historic news items of Ennis life appeared in Corsicana newspapers in 1930 and 1974. Wishing all readers of the Ennis News a Merry Christmas!

A Fern is growing in the Wild downtown

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Highlighting local businesses that keep Ennis strong A Fern is growing in the Wild downtown

6 strategies to get more organized

When the new year arrives, many people focus on changes that can be implemented in the months of come. This time of year is a popular one to make resolutions to clean and organize homes and offices.

Happy Helpers

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On Thursday, December 8th, the Ennis Retired School Personnel Association‘ s Happy Helpers Committee delivered Christmas stockings to residents of Brookdale Senior Living Center. ERSPA members stuffed the stockings with goodies. Committee members attending were Linda Pearce, Melinda Shaw, and Emma Wilson. Also helping were BettyAnn Blazek, local chapter president and Linda Lott, chapter treasure. Left to right: Linda Pearce, Linda Lott, Melinda Shaw, BettyAnn Blazek. Center of picture: Emma Wilson

SpreadingChristmas Cheer

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Making the rounds on campus with the message, “Merry Christmas to the Bulldog family” from the Grinch (on the right) and Superintendent Kevin Noack.

John Deere-Navarro College Tech Program presented to NARFE

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The National Active and Retired Federal Employees (NARFE) Chapter 1191 held its monthly meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2022, at the Sirloin Stockade in Corsicana.

Healthy Thanksgiving tips for National Diabetes Month

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November is the start of the holiday season and National Diabetes Month. While Thanksgiving dinner and other celebrations of the season are often not balanced, those living with diabetes can enjoy traditional dishes while incorporating a few ideas to balance out some high fat and high carbohydrate plates. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Health Specialist, David Leal, has some tips to help make our holiday meals healthier without skipping our family favorites.