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Mill levy may be easiest route to funding
ENNIS – The Ennis town commission heard a request from Ennis Senior Center president Lynn Foreman and treasurer Bob Welna at their monthly meeting on Thursday, April 11, to continue the funding the town pledged four years ago, which expired at the end of 2018.
The town initially made a $20,000... Continue Reading
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Three local students earn honors
WASHINGTON, D.C. – On Friday, April 19, the National Junior Duck Stamp contest was held at Patuxent National Wildlife Refuge in Patuxent, Maryland. ... Continue Reading
Results of hunts show cats are widely distributed
Concerned Citizens survey heard, Resort Tax could pay for it all
Schools
No levy, one board candidate, no need for election
HARRISON—Board chairman Dusty Wagner joked that Harrison’s April school board meeting was on track to be one of the shortest in recent history, and... Continue Reading
Elementary students learn new things about themselves, too.
Board hears Falcon Hall of Fame plan, meets the candidates
Sports
ENNIS—The brand-new lady Mustangs softball team played their second double header of the season on Friday, April 12, ending up with an even 2-2 record.
The first of the two games was a near-shutout against Browning, which Ennis walked away from with a 10-1 victory. Jenna Snider led both teams with... Continue Reading
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Out-of-state visitor receives miracle wallet return
ENNIS—Bill McGraw first visited Camp Bullwheel to visit an old friend.
McGraw and Camp Bullwheel Director of Development Frank Bell had gone to high... Continue Reading
Annual fundraiser offers something for everyone
Seventh graders learn to cook with hands-on recipes