October 2022

Terrell ISD marked Hispanic Heritage Month with a special program Sept. 27 at the Jamie Foxx Performing Arts Center.

Having been raised on a small farm in northeast Texas, it’s hard for me to look at a hog, feral or domestic, as a pest but when it comes to feral hogs, I’ve had to change my thinking.

editor@terrelltribune.com The Terrell cross country program made the short trek to Greenville Sports Park Sept. 29, continuing preparations for the upcoming district meet by racing at the Greenville ISD Invitational.

The Terrell Tigers had the opportunity to rest and recover last week, catching their breath after back-to-back grueling contests against current District 7-5A favorites Lucas Lovejoy and Melissa.

An increasing number of battles against fall armyworms are being reported around the state, and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts are recommending forage producers be prepared to fight infestations.

A summer without significant rain could lead to an autumn without significant fall colors. Despite some late summer rain, much of Texas remains abnormally dry or in some stage of drought, and trees across the state are continuing to show signs of stress.

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The Terrell Professional Firefighter Association has announced that it will be selling specially designed t-shirts recognizing Breast Cancer Awareness Month, with all proceeds going directly towards supporting the Susan G. Komen Foundation.

Captain Arley Sansom was officially appointed Deputy Chief of the Terrell Police Department. The recent amendment to the civil service ordinance has created a new Deputy Chief of Police position with our agency.

Did you know that Leonardo Da Vinci designed a parachute in the 15th century, but it wasn’t until 1797 that a successful jump was made with an all cloth parachute?