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Police issue update on bomb threats

Ennis Police and other authorities continue to investigate the Thursday, Dec. 8, multiple bomb threats, each made by phone to City Hall and the Ellis County Sub-Courthouse.

How to combat seasonal affective disorder

The common cold is synonymous with times of year when temperatures dip. When people spend more time indoors, they’re more vulnerable to contagious cold viruses. But the common cold is not the only health issue that presents itself most often when the mercury drops.

Citizens Accused

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Sponsored by The Law Office of Michael J. Crawford

Post Office to be named after Wright

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Late Texas Congressman Ron Wright will have a U.S Post Office in Arlington, Texas named after him since the U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill initiated by U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) and U.S. Congressman Jake Ellzey (TX).

How to make Christmas Eve special for kids

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Christmas Eve is viewed differently by different people, even those who live under the same Santa-ready roof. Adults may see Christmas Eve as crunch time when they must prepare food for the next day or set up presents for their children to open in the morning. Children, on the other hand, are focused on Santa’s visit and little else.

Recycle and reduce waste for the holidays

The holiday season is a special time of year. Individuals often spend a little more on gifts, indulge a little more on rich foods and treats and make a concerted effort to enjoy more time with their loved ones during the holidays.

Harrell recalls life of Leach

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Miss. State coach died this week

A history hodge-podge

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Culled from the archives of the Ennis Daily News and from the online database Newspapers.com, here’s a smattering of items covering a variety of people and events that figured in the history of the Bluebonnet City.

Holiday skating event enjoyed by many

Last week’s Holiday Skating program, one of the events wrapping up Lights of Ennis Christmas festivities in downtown Ennis, went off with even more excitement than expected by organizers.

Snow & Elves Downtown!

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It’s “snow wonder” that downtown Ennis has become an annual destination during the holidays. While the Elf Seek and Find remains the rage for adults, teens and kids, it still lasts two more weeks. Pick up an official game card to play. They are available at the Welcome Center at 201 NW Main Street. Search the participating downtown businesses and stop in to see what they offer! Elf Seek & Find ends on January 3rd! Get to it before it’s over!