November 2022

Terrell police made the following arrests and responded to the following incidents from November 16 to November 20: Arrests: William Donald, Terrell, 21, failure to maintain financial responsibility; no drivers license; expired vehicle registration; public intoxication Everett Lee Summitt, Canton, 21, theft of property >=$100<$750 Richard C. Duckworth, Dallas, 47, violation of bond/ protective order; assault by contact family violence Tamya Byrd, Dallas, 19, providing false or misleading information to officer Gilberto Hernandez, Pharr, 27, possession of a controlled substance PG2 <1G; speeding; no drivers license Sophia Marie Lowrey, Caddo Mills, 32, speeding; violation of promise to appear Dana Nicole Clayton, Terrell, 26, assault by contact – family violence; city ordinance violation – cat at large; speeding – 59 mph in a 35 mph zone; possession of drug paraphernalia Tradarion Devontae Jackson, Shreveport, LA, 28, burglary of a building; evading arrest/detention with a vehicle; unauthorized use of a vehicle; abandon/endanger a child – criminal negligence; resisting arrest, search or transport Kaleb Blake James, Princeton, 21, public intoxication Angelica Paige Cerveny, Kaufman, 25, possession of a controlled substance PG1 >=1G<4G Cody Scott Newton, Scurry, 26, criminal trespass DaShun Turner KaNoddrick, Terrell, 27, possession of a controlled substance PG1 >=1G<4G; fleeing a police officer John Louis Hernandez, Dallas, 38, driving motor vehicle without a license; failure to maintain financial responsibility; speeding Incidents: Disturbance: Nov.

Nov. 24: The Center will be hosting its second annual Turkey Trot 5k Race and One-Mile Fun Run in Kaufman on the square.

Six years have passed since a drunk driver killed Azeza Salama’s fiancé and sent her and her two children to the hospital, but her memories of the crash remain as vivid as the day it happened. As people celebrate the holidays with friends and family, TxDOT wants stories such as Azeza’s to remind everyone to always find a sober ride.

The Office of Texas State Comptroller Glenn Hegar delivered mixed news for Kaufman County city officials last week, advising that nine out of 13 local entities had shown sales tax revenue gains when comparing against the same calendar month for the previous year.

The No. 1 British Flying Training School Museum hosted its annual Remembrance Day event Nov. 13 at Oakland Memorial Park. The ceremony recognizes the British cadets that died in plane crashes while training at the Terrell Municipal Airport. Story and additional photos on 2A.

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The Texas Education Agency (TEA) announced final financial accountability ratings for more than 1,200 school districts and charter schools across the state, with 85 percent earning the highest rating possible for 2021-‘22.

According to the Terrell PD, local first responders were dispatched to the intersection of State Highway 205 and FM-598 at approximately 3:41 p.m. Nov.

The Terrell Tigers have been well tested in recent seasons, routinely taking on some of the state’s top programs during both district and non-district play. That experience proved to be invaluable last week as Terrell rallied from a touchdown deficit on three separate occasions to score a 28-21 overtime win over Texas High Nov.

The Terrell volleyball program experienced expected growing pains throughout the 2022 season, routinely hitting the court against programs that have been part of the 5A landscape for years. That inconsistency carried over into District 14-5A play where the Lady Tigers were paired with a slate of talented opponents that included Forney, Red Oak, Lancaster, Crandall, Ennis and Corsicana.