Ferris Texas

LEGAL NOTICE: NOTICE TO CREDITORS FOR THE ESTATE OF DEE WALTON TRIMBLE, JR.

Publish one time in The Ellis County Press on Thursday, July 13, 2023. NOTICE TO CREDITORS FOR THE ESTATE OF DEE WALTON TRIMBLE, JR. Notice is hereby given that original Letters Testamentary upon the Estate of DEE WALTON TRIMBLE, JR., Deceased, were issued on June 29, 2023, in Cause No.

Wilmer RV Park saga continues

WILMER – In the ongoing saga of the trailer park in Wilmer which began in March, a judge in Dallas County has issued an order denying the defendant’s plea to the jurisdiction.The plaintiff is EDD RD Park LLC, and the defendant is the City of Wilmer and Mayor Sheila Petta.
Photo courtesy City of Ferris

Photo courtesy City of Ferris

Ferris city taxes may get lowered

FERRIS – The City of Ferris staff recently informed City Council by applying $642,000 from negotiated operational savings towards the city’s fiscal year 2023 debt payment, it will be able to lower the I&S (Interest & Sinking) tax burden by almost $0.24 per $100.00 value.
Adam Nathan Watson

Adam Nathan Watson

WAXAHACHIE MAN KILLED IN ENNIS

ENNIS – A Waxahachie man was stabbed to death in Ennis last week in the 1300 block of NW Main.Christopher Ray Meazell, 35, was stabbed in the early morning hours of June 28 by a suspect, Adam Nathan Watson, 35 also of Waxahachie.
Photo by Terrance Murphy

Photo by Terrance Murphy

New Ferris water tower makeover complete

The City of Ferris has a new paint scheme on its water tower located off I-45..Replacing the Ferris ISD Yellowjacket logo is a different version of the Yellowjacket on one side, and the city logo on the other side with the words “The city that bricked the world” located under the city logo.
Attending the event were Duncanville Mayor Barry Gordan; Glenn Heights’ Mayor Sonia Brown; Kenneth Govan from Oncor; Wilmer Mayor Sheila Petta and Lancaster Mayor Clyde Hairston.

Attending the event were Duncanville Mayor Barry Gordan; Glenn Heights’ Mayor Sonia Brown; Kenneth Govan from Oncor; Wilmer Mayor Sheila Petta and Lancaster Mayor Clyde Hairston.

Wilmer’s 4th of July a ‘sparkling’ success

WILMER – There were at least 1000 people at the City of Wilmer’s 3rd Annual Sparks 4th of July celebration and fireworks event this past weekend.