November 2022

Hundreds of visitors made their way to Nash Street Nov. 12 to participate in the inaugural Terrell British Bash Celebration and Christmas Market. Hosted by the City of Terrell and Terrell Chamber of Commerce, the British Bash included local shops, arts and crafts vendors, food vendors a Kids Zone, and live music and entertainment headlined by A Hard Night’s Day.

The Social Science Club of Terrell will present its annual “Christmas in a Small Town” Tour of Homes event from 2-7 p.m. Dec.

As Thanksgiving nears, the National Fire Protection Association urges added caution when preparing the holiday feast, as Thanksgiving Day represents the leading day of the year for home cooking fires. Between three and four times as many cooking fires occur on Thanksgiving Day as a typical day of the year.

The Forney Area Networking group, FANG, is holding a charity event on December 6th at Community Life in Forney, 204 FM-1641 at 6:30 p.m. Organizers are working with Selah Creek, located in Terrell, to raise funds for their efforts. This is a ticketed event, entertainment and dinner will be provided.

The Kaufman County District Attorney’s (KCDA) Office is partnering with other law enforcement agencies (LEA) in the county to respond to increasing crimes committed by juveniles (10-16 years of age) and young adults (17-19 years of age).

Nov. 19: The Association of Breezy Hill Park will host its annual Thanksgiving at the Park event beginning at 11 a.m.

Dog adoptions at the Kaufman County Pet Adoption Center were recently suspended until further notice due to virus. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, canine distemper is “a contagious and serious disease caused by a virus that attacks the respiratory, gastrointestinal and nervous systems of puppies and dogs.” Symptoms of canine distemper include a discharge from the eyes, fever, nasal discharge, coughing, lethargy, reduced appetite and vomiting.

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The No. 1 British Flying Training School Museum’s annual Remembrance Day ceremony was held Nov.

Terrell police made the following arrests and responded to the following incidents from November 8 to November 15: Arrests: Victoria Lepeige Compton, Wills Point, 25, theft of property >=$750<$2,500 Aaron Dwight Faught, Canton, 28, possession of a controlled substance PG1 >=1G<4G Kelsey Ward Flores, Quinlan, 32, theft of property >=$750<$2,500 Rapheal Deshawn Denson, Terrell, 33, aggravated assault causing bodily injury; no drivers license; jaywalking; disorderly conduct – fighting Gary Joe Gordon, Wills Point, 59, theft <$100 Lisa Melton Swick, Terrell, 55, possession of a controlled substance PG1 <1G Keith Lamelvin Johnson Hart, Terrell, 18, evading arrest/detention; possession of marijuana <2 oz. Michael Leman Allen, Terrell, 50, aggravated assault against a public servant; assault causing bodily injury Dakota Duane Bostick, Terrell, 33, public intoxication Kelly Houston, Iowa Park, 26, public intoxication Emily Lynn Martin, Murchison, 20, public intoxication Michael William Redding, Fort Worth, 52, driving while intoxicated – second Lazaro Morales Castillo, Caddo Mills, 48, driving while intoxicated Cecila Perez-Anguiano, Caddo Mills, 47, public intoxication Robinson Warren, Forney, 21, failure to identify – giving false/fictitious information Larry Douglas Ditto, Terrell, 69, theft <$100 Crystal Annette Jones-Leshey, Terrell, 40, burglary of a building; possession of drug paraphernalia Noah Xavier Holt, Terrell, 17, burglary of a habitation Bernita Lacher Wilson, Terrell, 35, theft of service >=$2,500<$30K Marisha Elizabeth Edinbyrd, Terrell, 30, unauthorized use of a vehicle Joshua Chambliss, Rockwall, 37, driving while license is suspended/invalid Jose Francisco Garcia Mendoza, Dallas, 24, driving while intoxicated BAC >=.15 Incidents: Burglary: Nov.