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City reverses course on sports fees

Following a 7-0 vote by City Commissioners to increase the cost per person playing at Bluebonnet Park or Veterans Park, a backlash against the move prompted a review. Two weeks later, on Tuesday, Sept. 19, the city reversed its course entirely.

Community Health Fair in Ennis, Oct. 7

Free event aims to raise awareness

Ennis HS StuCo blood drive earns grant

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After hosting a successful blood drive at the start of the new school year, Ennis High School Student Council earned a $1,500 grant from Carter Blood-Care’s Great Grants Program.

Easy Riding a Harley

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Meet EISD’s Deputy Supt., Brad Koskelin

Invasion of Pumpkins

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Becky McCarty talks about October’s Autumn Daze

Coffee with Congressman Ellzey in Irving

Midlothian Congressman Jake Ellzey has scheduled another “Coffee with Your Congressman” on Monday, September 25, in Irving.

Locals meet to oppose Amtrak saving HSR

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Ennis crowd attracts officials aiming to stop bullet train

Marching to the beat

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Area high school bands set Friday nights to music

Making an impact by meeting needs

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Volunteers were caught in the act of doing something good

Concerns over vouchers addressed at Ennis ISD Board meeting

Tuesday’s Ennis ISD School Board meeting confirmed a good start to the new school year, which included a growth of 234 more students than last spring, a 3.8 percent boost in the classroom roll call. The overall number, 6,391, reflects all eleven campuses.