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Ennis News announces recent coloring contest winners

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The Ennis News is proud to announce the winners of our recent Coloring Contests. These contests are sponsored by Jenny Vidrine - S tate Farm Agent, Sonic Drive-In, McDonald’s and the Cowboy Church of Ennis. Each month’s winners receive a goody bag of prizes as well as a cash prize. Congratulations, Winners!!

Staff Photos/Mark Warde

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Staff Photos/Mark Warde

NARFE hosts Ennis Tourism and Main Street

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On March 12, Anna McCane, Ennis Tourism and Digital Content Administrative Assistant, and Haley Burnett, Ennis Tourism and Main Street Coordinator, presented the NARFE Chapter the subject of Eclipse Over Ennis and other events happening this year in Ennis.

City reveals plans for Tim Gauna Park

Tuesday night at the City Commission meeting inside City Hall, a presentation of the plans for the two-acre Tim Gauna Park were discussed and illustrated.

Details trickle in about warehouse blaze

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A week after a two-alarm fire destroyed a warehouse located at 111 E. Lampasas Street in Ennis, investigators are in the process of finding the answers to questions about the cause of the blaze.

Bluebonnet Festival music acts released

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A line-up chocked full of talent is booked for both the main stage and the Wine Wander platform during the Bluebonnet Festival 2024 set for April 19-21 in downtown Ennis.

Town Hall talk covers Eclipse weekend

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Advance preparations, planning discussed

Farmers Market begins 11th year, April 6

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Thirty vendors slated for opening Saturday

Bluebonnet Festival 2024

Friday, April 19

Ennis firefighters train for rope rescue

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A recent rescue of a semitruck driver, whose cab was dangling precariously over the side of a bridge above the Ohio River, inspired onlookers and was broadcast on nationwide television. The driver of the Sysco truck was extricated by a specialized team from the Louisville (Kentucky) Fire Department by executing a high-angle rescue.