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A four-part workshop is being offered in Terrell, aimed at enhancing dementia care through hands-on training and proven techniques. Led by certified dementia care professional Isabel Maria, the workshop is designed to equip caregivers with the skills needed to create a positive, supportive environment for those living with dementia, while also promoting self-care for the caregivers themselves.

The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) announced earlier in 2024 upcoming changes to the state’s Vehicle Safety Inspection Program that will eliminate most vehicle safety inspections. House Bill 3297, which was passed by the 88th Legislature and signed into law by Governor Greg Abbott in 2023, abolishes the Vehicle Safety Inspection Program for non-commercial vehicles.

Community involvement is important to Nucor by their employees donating money to buy supplies for food and presents. It allows them to make a positive impact, improves mental and emotional wellbeing of the elderly, promotes civic engagement, shows love, compassion and empathy for others, and in hopes it builds a stronger community. Nucor donated 45 gift bags to the residents at the Country View Rehab Center with Administrator Deon Tankersley. The bags consist of candy, socks, toothbrushes, hairbrushes, combs, lip balm, activity books etc. They also donated 68 gift boxes to the Terrell Health Care Center and Christmas dinners to the Terrell Share Center.

As we close out another year, we had many highs and lows as the year comes to a close. We’ve almost reached the halfway point of the decade, and as we enter 2025, we want to look back on some of our biggest stories of the year here at The Terrell Tribune.

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With the threat of cloud cover and possible storms rolling into the area Monday morning, some visitors to Terrell were persuaded to cancel their plans and seek viewing areas elsewhere. But, as the 1:40 p.m.

The 8th Annual Gift of Hope took place across Kaufman County on Tuesday, Dec. 17.

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