February 2023

Local input sought at open house event

1 year ago By News Staff

DAVID KAPITAN editor@terrelltribune.com Terrell residents will have an opportunity to hear from city leaders directly and have their own voices heard when it comes to the future direction of the downtown area thanks to a special open house event set for Feb. 28.

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Terrell PD assists in high speed chase

1 year ago By Staff Reports

The Terrell Police Department and Kaufman County Sheriff’s Office helped to bring a high-speed chase that began in Rains County to a safe end late last week. According to a community notice posted by Rains County Sheriff Michael Hopkins, deputies from his department were asked to respond to an assault family violence.

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Advocating for Terrell

1 year ago By David Kapitan

Terrell Mayor Rick Carmona traveled to Austin for the second time in as many weeks, following up his previous visit for Kaufman County Day by testifying before a State Senate Finance Committee Feb. 21.

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Field set for election after filing closes

1 year ago By David Kapitan

The month-long candidate filing period for persons interested in serving their community on either the Terrell City Feb. 17, guaranteeing one local election and the cancelation of another.

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Soccer programs tangle with Crandall

1 year ago By David Kapitan

The Terrell Tiger and Lady Tiger soccer programs have had little time for rest in recent weeks, tangling with a slew of talented programs in their quest to punch a ticket to this year’s 5A playoffs.

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Lions blank Tigers in opener, 10-0

1 year ago By David Kapitan

The Terrell Tiger baseball program shook off the rust from the long offseason on Tuesday night, taking on ultimately go on to get the better of Terrell in the contest, methodically pulling away over the course of seven innings to score a 10-0 win.

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Lifters compete at Braves Invitational

1 year ago By David Kapitan

The Terrell powerlifting program continued what has been a busy spring semester last week, making the trek to Community High School to compete in this year’s Braves Invitational Feb. 16.

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Dairy producers face challenges amid good milk prices

1 year ago By Adam Russell

Texas dairy producers continue to face challenges despite favorable milk prices over the past year, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert. Jennifer Spencer, Ph.D., AgriLife Extension dairy specialist, Stephenville, said milk prices remain historically good for producers, and demand continues to be strong for milk and milk products from cheese to ice cream.

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EDUCATION

1 year ago By News Staff

Stephen F. Austin State University celebrated the achievements of more than 900 students during its end-of-fall commencement ceremony held Dec.

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Patrick announces legislative priorities

1 year ago By News Staff

TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION Texas Lt. Gov.

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Three arrested for guns, drugs during traffic stop

May 17, 2024 - 05:30

THS Graduates editor@terrelltribune.com Three 19-year-old men were arrested following a traffic stop near Breezy Hill Park Friday, May 10. According to a press release from the Terrell Police Department, officers were patrolling in the Breezy Hill Park area located at 301 New Hope St.

Anderson sworn in as newest council member

May 17, 2024 - 05:30

including family members, along with her pastor Steven McKnight, who held the Bible which Anderson was sworn in with. As she took the oath of office Tuesday night, Anderson gave her many thanks to her family and supporters before taking her seat officially on the city council.

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May 17, 2024 - 05:30

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Donna Renee Anderson took her Oath of Office as the new city council representative for Dist. 2 Tuesday, May 14. Council member Anderson was sworn in alongside her TFA Life Group, her fellow council members, her mother and former Mayor Frances Anderson, her Pastor Steven McKnight and election supporters. Photo courtesy of City of Terrell Facebook page

Anderson sworn in as newest council member

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Luke has left a strip of trees and brush along the perimeter of his property that provides both food and cover for birds and wildlife such as this hen turkey. Photo by Luke Clayton

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