February 2024

Black History Month artwork on display at Terrell ISD.

Children meet to enjoy the relaxing and mind-stimulating game of chess on the second Monday of each month for the Terrell Kids Chess Club at Riter C. Hulsey Public Library.

The Terrell Tigers and Lady Tigers dropped their road doubleheader to the Red Oak Hawks and Lady Hawks Jan. 30.

The Terrell Tigers started district play Jan. 26 with wins over Crandall in their JV2, JV1 and varsity games.

editor@terrelltribune.com The University Interscholastic League announced its realignment for 2024 through 2026 for football, volleyball and basketball Feb. 1.

Terrell High School senior and varsity soccer player Katie Thompson has been playing soccer for as long as she can remember. Her parents, Bobby and Natalie, signed her up for her first team when she was just three years old. “I can’t remember a time where I was not involved with soccer,” she shared. “The sport has just always been a part of my life.”

Rotary Club of Terrell was awarded a certificate by State Representative Keith Bell at their regular meeting Jan. 25 for their long-standing civic work in the Terrell Community. Rotary Club of Terrell was chartered Dec. 1, 1920, celebrating their 103rd year as a club. Stan Heisel (right) accepted the award.

Tyler Cheney of the Dallas VA Suicide Prevention team spoke at Rotary Club of Terrell on Jan. 25. If you or a loved one has thoughts of suicide, please call 988. Pictured are Tyler Cheney and Stan Heisel.

February 5: The Terrell Alliance for Education and the Arts is having an evening with Grandmother of the Juneteenth Holiday, Opal Lee, as she sits down with artist Sedrick Huckaby to share the history of her efforts as well as Huckaby’s painting of Ms. Lee.

We deer hunters live for opening day, the long-awaited opener of deer season. Through the long, hot summer months, we eagerly await early November and again the opportunity to take to the woods in quest of antlers and venison.