Terrell ready for 43rd Annual Jubilee
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The City of Terrell is gearing up for their 43rd Annual Jubilee from April 2528 at Ben Gill Park. The weekend offers so many fun activities, live music and friendly competitions.
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Tigers rally falls short to Ennis
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editor@terrelltribune.com The Terrell Tigers baseball squad’s late seventh-inning rally against the Ennis Lions came up just short Tuesday night. The Tigers scored two late runs in the seventh inning but came up just short in a 4-3 loss.
Jackrabbits rout Lady Tigers
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editor@terrelltribune.com The Terrell Lady Tigers had a rough evening at home with a shutout loss to the Forney Lady Jackrabbits April 16. The Lady Jackrabbits plated 16 runs in their 16-0 shutout victory over the Lady Tigers Tuesday night.
Terrell ISD Presents: 'A Night at the Grammys'
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Terrell ISD Fine Arts presents “A Night at the Grammys” a truly spectacular performance by the Terrell Tigerettes, Alumna, Mini Tigerettes, Colorguard, Dance and the debut performance of our Folkclorika dancers at the Jamie Foxx Performing Arts Center April 13.
TPWD Commission approves 2024-25 statewide regulations
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The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission (TPWD) have approved hunting regulations for the 2024-25 season with the following modifications and clarifications to 2024-25 Statewide Hunting and Migratory Game Bird proclamations: — Eliminate the Light Goose Conservation Order from both eastern and western zones due to continuous declines of wintering light geese in Texas.
'SHOOTING' TURKEYS
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Last week, I was in the turkey woods well before daylight. The day promised to be perfect for a spring turkey hunt, calm winds that would allow the sound of my plaintive hen yelps to carry back into the woods where I knew several turkeys had roosted. I had “put them to bed” the previous evening while scouting. Several gobblers sounded off from their roost tree just before dark to my owl hoots. The stage was set this morning for a close encounter with one or more boss gobblers as I placed Henrietta, my plastic hen decoy, about 25 yards out in front of the brushy fence line I intended to use to conceal myself from what I hoped to be a close encounter. Henrietta had helped me dupe many a gobbler in past years and I placed her in a prominent spot in front of my blind so that an approaching gobbler would spot her from quite a distance and hopefully close the distance and offer me a close “shot”.
Terrell ISD employee runs in Boston Marathon
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Terrell ISD Communications The Boston Marathon is the world’s oldest annual marathon and is considered one of the most elite racing events. Held on Patriot’s Day each year in the city of Boston, not just anyone can run the race - one has to qualify. For Terrell ISD’s HVAC engineer, Kevin Green, who has been with the district for two years, the 2024 Boston Marathon will be his second time in a row to run the race.
Fire departments receive life-saving equipment
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Members of Able Springs, College Mound, Elmo and Terrell Volunteer Fire Departments recently received emergency life-saving equipment, including an AED, courtesy of Kaufman County Emergency District No. 3.