Ferris Texas

America’s wars: stay forever?

Many Americans have cried foul against President Trump for pulling our troops out of Syria and abandoning the Kurds. Yet, I have to ask, do we ever really leave? While many of our troops are now in Iraq some will stay behind in Syria to protect the oil.

Future educators advance to state leadership contest

IRVING – CTE students from the Career & Technical Student Organization, Texas Association of Future Educators represented the Waxahachie ISD at the TAFE Region X South Conference on Nov. 1 in Irving.

Maypearl author publishes children’s book

“Molly in Search of Bacon,” a new book by Letitia M. Pipes, has been released by Dorrance Publishing Co., Inc. When Letitia Pipes’ friend’s daughter asked for a bedtime story about a giraffe, bacon, and the desert, “Molly in Search of Bacon” was born!

FERRIS PUBLIC LIBRARY: More than books (November 14, 2019)

We had an excellent turnout for the adult craft class last Saturday. The candy canes and wreaths looked fantastic. We have some very talented people in our community! Thank you to everyone who participated and to Aurora Ramirez for doing a great job in demonstrating several crafting techniques.

Veterans to be honored throughout the county

ELLIS COUNTY – Veterans throughout Ellis County will be honored with several ceremonies honoring their sacrifices. Veterans Day is an official United States federal holiday, which is observed every year on Nov. 11, to honor military veterans – those who served – and are serving in the U.S.

New city manager presents new positions for growth

FERRIS – New Ferris City Manager Brooks Williams took the reins at his first official council meeting, and presented six new employment positions to the city council at Monday night’s council meeting.
The Hawk defense had another impressive game, holding Spruce to -10 yards rushing. Just before halftime, the Hawks defense make another 3rd down stop for a loss.

The Hawk defense had another impressive game, holding Spruce to -10 yards rushing. Just before halftime, the Hawks defense make another 3rd down stop for a loss.

Red Oak defense scores 21, holds Spruce to -10 yards rushing

Junior quarterback Joshua Ervin passed for 177 yards and two touchdowns as Red Oak rolled to a lopsided 63-6 win over Spruce at Dragon Stadium. Sophomore Elijah Shaw intercepted two Spruce passes and returned both for touchdowns in the first half. Red Oak (8-1, 6-0 in 6-5A Div.