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Scholarships available for students starting school this fall at TSTC’s North Texas location

(RED OAK, Texas) - Students who are enrolling at Texas State Technical College’s North Texas location for the fall semester can apply for a variety of scholarships.

City projects cited by Commission

Public Works staffs recognized; progress made at airport

City of Ennis recognizes, honors Public Works teams

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City of Ennis recognizes, honors Public Works teams

Bluebonnet crowds bloomed in April

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Despite an abundance of rain throughout April, the thirty days of Bluebonnet Trails, along with the weekend-long festival during April 19-21, attracted more visitors downtown than ever before.

EDC board to elect officers, May 28

Director of Economic Development Corporation, Jim Wehmeier, announced this past week that four new members have been added to the EDC. The cog in the middle of the economic wheel stated the organization will meet at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 28, at City Hall to elect new officers to the board.

GOP Runoff Election, May 28

Greg Wilhelm vs. Grace Pandithurai

Palmer resident makes Dean’s List

Schreiner University, 65 miles NW of San Antonio, announced that a local resident has been named to their spring term list of high-achieving students.

Memorial Day ceremony, Monday, May 27

Monday’s annual Memorial Day ceremony, is scheduled for 11 a.m. on May 27. The public is welcome. It will be held at Veteran’s Park on the west side of town, 2301 Ennis Parkway. Different from Veteran’s Day in November, which recognizes all military veterans, Memorial Day honors those who have died while serving in the U.S. armed forces.

Freedom Fest, Saturday, June 29

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Red, White & Bike Parade in AM, Fireworks display at PM

SAGU rebrands with name change

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Southwestern Assemblies of God University is the only fouryear educational institution in Ellis County, and it will celebrate 100-years since beginning in 1927. While it has gone through several name changes as it approaches a centennial in existence, the 37 letters in its name are a breathful.