November 2023

If you drive down North Virginia street in the morning be-teacher, David Peña, riding his bike to work. Peña, who is lovingly referred to as “Coach” by his students, has taught PE for eight years and has been at JW Long for the past two.

November 24-25: Shop Small in historic downtown Terrell begins Friday, Nov. 24 through Saturday, Nov.

The home of Evangelina and Brenda Barrios at 146 Hamilton in Terrell was chosen as the Terrell Garden Club’s Yard of the Month for November 2023. This lovely landscape has a small magnolia tree with a special stone honoring the loss of Brenda’s young son, Aidlynn Sebastion Ruiz.

The City of Terrell City Slickers team won the first annual co-ed flag football game Nov. 15 at Tiger Stadium between the City of Terrell and Terrell State Hospital Tigers, 25-13.

editor@terrelltribune.com The Terrell Tigers varsity boys’ basketball team has had a rough start to the season in 2023. Following the conclusion of football season, the Tigers opened their season with a 5536 loss to the Adams Cougars Nov.

The Terrell Lady Tigers picked up their second win of the season in the Forney tournament over the weekend. The Lady Tigers took the initial loss to the Lakeview Centennial Patriots out of Garland Nov.

The Terrell Chamber of Commerce’s Cash Mob was on hand to surprise Catarina Craft Nov. 16. Catarina has a variety of hand-made products such as soap, creams, candles and more. Visitors can stop into her shop located at 118 E. Moore Ave.

Terrell ISD Superintendent Dr. Georgeanne Warnock was named an “Ambassador of the Year” by the Friends of Texas Public Schools organization.

McAlister’s Deli opened its doors to the City of Terrell Friday, Nov. 17 with a few camped out to be the first in the door. McAlister’s also hosted a free dinner the night before for military, first responders, nurses and more.

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