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July 2025

Rotary Club of Terrell hosting Back to School party

10 months ago By Bodey Cooper
editor@terrelltribune.com The Rotary Club of Terrell is set to host a Back to School party for Terrell ISD teachers on Thursday, July 31 at Film Alley. The Back to School party at Film Alley is a bowling fundraiser that will help stock the store for local teachers for the upcoming school year.

Lone Star CASA Welcomes New Class of Volunteers

10 months ago By Submitted By Lone Star Casa
Honorable Judge Brett Hall officially swore in nine new volunteers during a ceremony held at the Rockwall County Courthouse on July 2. Lone Star CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) is proud to welcome the newest CASA volunteers to serve children who have experienced abuse and neglect in Kaufman and Rockwall Counties.
Pictured from left to right: Lauri Dodd, Haley McGee, Lezlie Carvell, Barbi Angott, Beau Winkler, Judge Hall, Julie Tanner, an unnamed volunteer, Nereida Garcia Price and Nevine Carlson are sworn in as Lone Star CASA volunteers July 2 in Rockwall. Courtesy photo

FROM THE BLEACHERS

10 months ago By Dr. Jack Welch
Failure or success, which one defines us? Some see obstacles as reasons they can’t succeed, while others use those same challenges as fuel to reach new heights. I’ve always been drawn to stories of individuals who overcame adversity to achieve greatness.

Terrell hosts TFA Primetimers pie contest

10 months ago By News Staff
The City of Terrell hosted the Annual TFA Primetimers Pie Contest. The winners of this year’s contest were Athan Thompson and Anna Moeckel. Judges for the contest were Terrell Police Chief Arley Sansom, Terrell Fire Chief Shane LeCroy, Terrell Chamber of Commerce President Angie Cooper and João Pacheco Peres, who is visiting Terrell from Brazil.
Terrell hosts TFA Primetimers pie contest

One big, beautiful victory for America

10 months ago By News Staff
Last November, 77 million Americans sent a clear message: stop the open borders, crippling inflation, and weakness on the world stage. After four years of Biden’s failures, they chose a course correction.
By Congressman Lance Gooden (R-TX)

Energy assistance available

10 months ago By News Staff
Excessive heat and high humidity are being experienced all across East Texas. Utility bills will be high and low income households may be challenged to deal with these high bills. Assistance may be available through federal LIHEAP funding. Funding is available for Kaufman county and surrounding counties. The program targets vulnerable households such as elderly, disabled and the working poor. The Greater East Texas Community Action Program administers the program in east Texas. Eligibility is based on household income, citizenship and circumstances. Low income households are encouraged to inquire now as demand will increase as the summer season continues.

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