April 2026

2008-2026 Born on Jan. 4, 2008, Kace brought immediate light and love into the lives of those around him, a gift that would continue to shine throughout his 18 years.

Terrell Police Department welcomed their newest officers during the last week of March. Terrell PD welcomed Officers J. Santoyo and T. Huddle during their swearing-in ceremonies alongside their families. Both officers bring over five years of law enforcement experience to the department.

editor@terrelltribune.com A man was shot and killed in the Breezy Hill Park area of Terrell on Easter Sunday. The Terrell Police Department responded to the area of Breezy Hill Park, located in the 300 block of New Hope Street, on Sunday, April 5 in reference to reports of shots fired according to a press release from Terrell PD.

editor@terrelltribune.com The City of Terrell Parks and Recreation Department is hosting a Community Kite Festival on Saturday, April 11. The Come Fly with Me Kite Festival makes its way to Ben Gill Park on Saturday from 11 a.m.

A 41-year-old Forney woman plead guilty to the shooting death of her husband in Kaufman County. According to a press release from the Kaufman County District Attorney Erleigh Wiley’s office, Mayra Diosdado Lara pled guilty to murder in the Feb.

Spring is home renovation season, and no area of a home is off limits. That includes home exteriors, particularly in regard to landscaping.

Homeowners do not need to get hung up on room labels as they explore ways to reinvent their spaces. Just because a floor plan labels a space as a formal dining room doesn’t mean the area has to remain that way.

It's well-documented that kitchens are popular gathering spaces in homes. Perhaps that's one reason why homeowners looking to sell their homes direct so much attention to the kitchen before listing their properties.

Bathrooms are more than just places to wash up. These spaces are evolving from utilitarian rooms to high-tech sanctuaries with all the modern conveniences one can imagine.

Our Seventh Annual Outdoor Ron-de-Voux took place at the Top Rail Cowboy Church in Greenville recently and, as the saying goes, a good time was had by all. The idea for the event started with a visit with the late Lee Buffington, a well-loved radio personality better known as ‘Friendlee.’ ‘Friendlee’ passed away not long ago and we renamed the event ‘Luke Clayton’s ‘Friendlee’ Outdoor Ron-de-Voux’ in his honor.