Situated in Ellis County, Texas, the city of Waxahachie is, in fact, its county seat. The pronunciation of the town is such that the first syllable rhymes with "box", and it is the Wichita Indian word for "buffalo creek."
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Housed in an 1895 Victorian on Water Street in Waxahachie, the Catfish Plantation bills itself as the most haunted restaurant in Texas. Its history, along with ghost stories, are presented, with a menu, specials, family packs, events, location and and hours of operation.
http://www.catfishplantation.com/
An overview of the city is presented on its official web site, including the municipal government, departments, and services. Notices and agendas are posted, with access to various reports, minutes, and other public documents.
http://www.waxahachie.com/
Waxahachie Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber is a membership organization comprised of businesses and professional people in the Waxahachie area working for the interests of its members and the larger community. Its site includes a guide to the city.
http://www.waxahachiechamber.com/
Established in 1867, the Daily Light is a daily newspaper and the primary source of news, information and advertising in Ellis County, Texas, serving as the flagship paper of Waxahachie Newspapers, Inc. Its web edition feature news, sports, opinion and obituaries, as well as serving as a community guide. Subscription and advertising information are also available.
http://www.thedailylight.com/
Hosted by the Waxahachie Journal Web Group and supported by local and regional advertisers, this site is a private effort to promote shopping, dining and tourism in Ellis County, Waxahachie, and the historic Downtown Courthouse Square. It consists of a guide to restaurants, shopping venues, lodging, and historical places.
http://www.waxahachiedowntown.com/