February 2022

PET TALK

Home is all about having a space to make your own. As humans, we all need a space where we are comfortable enough in our own skin to relax. And, believe it or not, our feline friends have similar needs.

FROM THE BLEACHERS — Increase teacher pay

Education in America is at risk. Quality teachers are at the forefront of a quality educational system and teachers are leaving the profession by the boatload. Teachers’ pay, COVID 19 protocols and lack of community support are driving the stress levels up higher than many teachers can take.

Ayres begins work as fire marshal

The Kaufman County Commissioners’ Court recently appointed Paul F. Ayres as Fire Marshal after a month’s-long search. Ayres is an experienced public safety professional who has been involved in over 360 fire/explosion investigations, including 28 fatal incidents (involving 42 separate fatalities).

BLOTTER

Terrell police made the following arrests and responded to the following incidents from February 2 to February 8: Arrests: Tiffany Larai Kimberling, Terrell, 38, failure to maintain financial responsibility; failure to yield right of way Irving De Los Santos, Terrell, 34, indecency with a child –...

Around Town — HAPPENINGS IN & AROUND TERRELL

Feb. 14: The Kaufman County Homeless Coalition will be hosting a lunch, learn and share event from 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. at the B&PW Building located at 200 Elm Drive in Terrell. The meeting is open to everyone, and will include a discussion on homelessness and housing insecurity in the community.

Celtic Angels to perform

Celebrate the Irish culture through music, song and dance in a special concert by Celtic Angels at the Terrell ISD Jamie Foxx Performing Arts Center at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 21. This is the fifth performance in the 2021- ‘22 E! Terrell Entertainment Series of community concerts.