Mayor Angie

Mayor Angie on Ennis Festivals

“Our welcoming attitude and excellence in our festival productions are such an incredible experience, and word is getting around. Many families want what we have…that is, a community where you know your neighbor and get a really welcoming feeling. We have a small-town feeling with increasing amenities and qualities of life. “From an economic standpoint, festivals bring in dollars from visitors that we otherwise wouldn’t capture. It helps our community make improvements to our quality of life and reinvests into additional events which are so very important.

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Mayor Angie to broadcast weekly videos online

When ideas turn out nice, they are bound to be produced twice. So is the tale of last week’s Community Connect video of Ennis Mayor Angie Juenemann. A second production was posted this week on her Facebook page, Mayor Angie. The newest will air on Wednesday, April 8.

While Hollywood and TMZ will have to wait, City Spokesman Ashley Colunga told The Ennis News after the April 1 video went live, “We plan on releasing a new video every Wednesday.”

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Mayor Angie posts message on Facebook

Mayor Angie Juenemann took to Facebook on Thursday in a five-minute video message to area residents about the City of Ennis declaring an emergency order, “Stay Safe - Stay Home,” which went into operation at midnight on March 26. It will remain in full force until 11:59 p.m. on April 17.

Similar to the mandate Ellis County recently passed, whose order expires on April 3, the Ennis command is in effect until Friday, April 17. It coincides with the just announced order by the Ennis Independent School District

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Mayor urges calm in crisis

“Sometimes things have to be imperfect and difficult for us to appreciate the good,” Mayor of Ennis Angie Juenemann said when asked to comment on the current state of concern over the Coronavirus pandemic that has gripped the world, causing anxiety everywhere, even in the Bluebonnet City.