The streets of Terrell were filled with holiday spirit Dec. 11 ashundreds gathered to take part in or catch sight of this year’sStanley Ballard Sr. Christmas Parade and Holly Jolly DowntownParty.
Kaufman County has yet tospend any money and remainsin a conceptual design phasewith its architects in regard tothe $26 million in preparednessfunding it received through theAmerican Rescue Plan Act(ARPA) of 2021.The ARPA, which becamelaw back in March, is a $1.9trillion federal spending...
The sights and sounds of the Christmas holiday will take over downtown Terrell today with the annual Stanley Ballard Sr. Christmas Parade and Holly Jolly Downtown Party, both set to take place Dec. 11.
As North Texas and Kaufman County continue to rebound from the pandemic’s economic fallout, the $548 billion infrastructure package recently approved by Congress is expected to bring fresh outlays of money to the region.
The Social Science Club of Terrell has announced that members are currently selling A Taste of Terrell cookbook as a 2021 fundraiser. Cookbooks are $35 each and can be purchased through any Social Science Club member directly, or through Angie at the Terrell Chamber of Commerce offices.
State Representative Keith Bell presented Sheriff Bryan Beavers with a Resolution honoring the Sheriff’s late father Jimmy Beavers for his many years of dedication to public service in Kaufman County at the Nov. 30 commissioners’ court meeting.
The Terrell ISD Theatre Department helped to get the community in the holiday spirit and drew rave reviews for their presentation of the Charles Dickens classic ‘A Christmas Carol’ at the Jamie Foxx Performing Arts Center last week.
Dec. 11: Annual Stanley Ballard Sr. Christmas Parade. 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Parade starts at Moore Avenue and Ninth Street. Immediately following the parade, the downtown area will become a winter wonderland for the Holly Jolly Downtown Party.