June 2021

Police

Arrests: Michael Donn Cottrell, 69, Royse City, public intoxication. Charles Earl Derrick Jr., 28, Terrell, unlawfully carrying a weapon, possession of drug paraphernalia.

A Juneteenth surprise

School Trustee Reggie Pegram, on behalf of the Association of Breezy Hill Park, presented TISD Supt. Georgeanne Warnock with $1,000 for five Terrell ISD classes on June 19. The generous contribution caught Warnock by surprise.
A Juneteenth surprise

LIFE-SAVING ACTIONS RECOGNIZED

City Hall recognized a 12-year-old girl and the four men of City of Terrell Engine 611 for their actions the morning of May 18. Fire Chief Shane LeCroy cited the five for demonstrating calm and competence in the face of a life-or-death situation.
From left are Fire Chief Shane LeCroy, firefighter/paramedic Tanner Smith, driver/engineer Joey Bush, firefighter/paramedic Konner Marshall, Capt. Michael Angell, Mayor Rick Carmona, Jaliyah Mims, and her mother, Hannah Rickman. HANK MURPHY PHOTO

A fond farewell to Asher

Former TISD Trustee Lisa Asher, center, is presented with a plaque Monday by board President Dena Risinger that recognizes Asher’s contributions to the school district during her time on the board. Looking on is schools Supt. Georgeanne Warnock.
A fond farewell to Asher

July 4 festivities, fireworks moved to Municipal Airport

The Terrell Chamber of Commerce/CVB is excited to announce plans for Terrell’s annual Fourth of July celebration on Sunday, July 4. This year’s event will take place at a new location, Terrell Municipal Airport in cooperation with the No. 1 British Flying Training School Museum.

Terrell officers to conduct Citizens Police Academy

The Terrell Police Department intends to conduct a Citizens Police Academy with the goal of educating the public and building relationships with the citizenry. It is hoped that those completing the academy will be able to serve as informal liaisons between the public and the Police Department.

Recognizing 100 years in Terrell

Mayor Rick Carmona reads a proclamation Monday to Tony Ables of B.H. Daves Appliance in Terrell recognizing the company for its 100 years of operations in Terrell. The proclamation took place at the monthly Chamber of Commerce luncheon. HANK MURPHY PHOTO
Recognizing 100 years in Terrell