February 2023

Lifters compete at Jackrabbit Invitational

Body editor@terrelltribune.com Terrell’s powerlifting team made the short trek to Forney last week, squaring off against more than 20 other teams from across the area at Meet. Terrell’s varsity boys finished ninth overall out of 25 schools at the meet with 11 total points.
Terrell's powerlifting team competed against some of the top programs from across the state at the Jackrabbit Invitational Meet. Courtesy photo

Season winds down for Tiger basketball

Body The Terrell Tigers hit the court three times over a five-day span last week, taking on Ennis and Corsicana in originally scheduled contests and Red Oak in a game that was moved due to inclement weather during the previous week.

Lady Tigers ready for playoff run

Body The Terrell Lady Tigers crossed the final hurdle before the start of this year’s postseason last week, knocking off both Ennis and Corsicana to lock in District 14-5A’s third-seed with a 7-5 record overall.

Learn how to spot the impostor scammer

Body A host of scams is making their rounds, all with one thing in common: Someone is claiming to be someone they are not. Impostor scams conducted by email, phone calls, social media and even knocks at your door have become one of the most common types of fraud committed.

Soccer team stays perfect in district

Body The Terrell Tigers have been a team on a mission during the opening weeks of district play, following up a hard-fought win over Crandall back on Jan. 27 with two more wins last week.
Terrell maintained its perfect mark in district play last week, turning back Red Oak 1-0 and Corsicana 2-1. Courtesy photo

ROTARY CLUB

Body Tammy Pargoud, founder and CEO of Reach Child Placing Agency spoke at the Terrell Rotary meeting on Jan 26. The agency is located at Cornerstone Reformed Baptist Church (113 State Highway 205 in Terrell) and accepts donations Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 a.m. -2 p.m.
Photo by Mary Dlabaj

World War II documentary coming to BFTS Museum Feb. 23

Body “A stirring tribute to the men of the Eighth Air Force who flew deadly missions during World War II” is the description of “The Cold Blue”, a documentary to be featured at the No. 1 British Flying Training School Museum at 7 p.m. on Feb. 23.
Courtesy photo

Around Town

Body February 11: The No. 1 British Flying Training School Museum will host area veterans for the Second Saturday Veterans Breakfast on Saturday from 9-10:30 a.m.