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Kaufman County Precinct 3 Constable officially became the newest member of the Terrell Kiwanis Club during the group’s weekly meeting March 14. Local members stated, “Matt was inducted today as our newest Kiwanian. He jumped right in and is already a valuable part of our club. Want to learn more about what Kiwanis does? Join us for one of our meetings at noon on Tuesdays at 200 Elm Drive.”

Hulsey Public Library is launching a new program to help older adults in the Kaufman County area learn new skills, save money, get in shape, and make new friends. In partnership with Senior Planet (a flagship national nonprofit of AARP which harnesses technology to change the way older Americans age) the WINGS: Adult Education Program will be offering classes and workshops about technology, health and wellness, and socialization.

The Terrell track and field program stayed busy ahead of the district’s spring break week, traveling to Pirate Stadium in Crandall March 10 to compete in the annual Crandall Invitational. Terrell finished fourth overall in the varsity boys division with 101 points, behind Forney with 157, Corsicana with 135 and Crandall with 101.

editor@terrelltribune.com The Terrell Tiger powerlifting program capped another successful season last week, traveling to Tyler Legacy lifters from 35 other schools at the Region 3 Division I Meet. Terrell more than held its own, finishing 18th overall in the crowded field with three total points.

The Terrell Lady Tiger and Tiger soccer programs took to the field one final time this season March 10, wrapping up a grueling campaign that included its share of talented opponents. Terrell would go on to split the two varsity contests as the Lady Tigers scored a 2-1 win over Ennis while the boys came up short against the Lions by a 3-1 score.

FLYING HIGH.

The continued influx of new residents to the area was front and center for the Kaufman County Commissioners Court last week, resulting in the passage of a resolution that serves as a stepping-stone for the creation of an additional district court.

Kaufman County was honored to host 11 members of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs (GFWC) on Wednesday, March 8 for a tour of the new Justice Center and courtrooms led by County Judge Jakie Allen.