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The E! Terrell Entertainment Series concludes this year’s highly successful 20th anniversary concert season with the renowned Side Street Strutters at the Jamie Foxx Performing Arts Center at 7:30 p.m. onApril 27.

For over 20 years, Adopt a Block Terrell in conjunction with the North Texas Food Bank and Feed America has worked tirelessly to close the gap on hunger by providing food to disadvantaged people in and around the Terrell area.

The Daughters of the British Empire in the State of Texas and No. 1 British Flying Training School Museum have announced that they will be cohosting a one-of-a-kind tea to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III from 2:30-4:30 p.m. May 6.

Terrell police made the following arrests and responded to the following incidents from April 12 to April 16: Arrests: Walter Coy Hollingsworth, Arizona City,AZ, theft of property >=$100=1G=1G=1G=.15 Yampier Pardo Ortiz, Forney, 34, obstructed view; speeding Incidents:

A Forney area man was taken into custody last week following an investigation related to a March incident at a local retailer. According to information released by the Terrell Police Department April 17, officers were called to the Ross Dress for Less March 23 in reference to “an Invasive Visual Recording of a customer.” The department’s narrative of the incident and subsequent arrest stated, “The customer reported that while at Ross cashing out at the register, a male individual slid his phone under her dress.

The 30th Upper Sabine Cattleman’s Cow Calf Clinic was held April 14 at the Gabriel Ranch owned by Ron and Lana Gabriel. This long-standing beef cattle educational program was planned and carried out by the Extension Livestock and Forage Committees from Van Zandt, Rains and Kaufman Counties.

Kaufman County Extension Agent The Kaufman County Extension Office of Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will be holding a Private Applicators training for all area agricultural producers May 19 at the Kaufman County Fairgrounds (4001 Washington, Kaufman, Texas).

The Terrell Tigers continued their march through District 14-5A play last week, clashing with Red Oak and Ennis with the postseason looming just over the horizon. Terrell would first hit the field April 14, taking on a Red Oak squad that they had played just three nights prior.