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Season ends for basketball programs

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The Terrell Lady Tiger and Terrell Tiger basketball program saw their respective seasons draw to a close last week as the Lady Tigers came up just short in their bi-district round playoff battle with Princeton and the Tigers dropped their

Open house planned to discuss city’s future

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The City of Terrell has generated plenty of headlines in recent years due in large part to a population and economic boom that has seen thousands of residents In order to keep the local citizenry fully apprised, the City of Terrell is taking a proactive approach in soliciting feedback, hosting an open house session at The French Soiree Studios (119 E. Moore Ave.) Feb. 28 from 4-7 p.m.

Service above self

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editor@terrelltribune.com The Terrell Chamber of Commerce Convention and Visitors Bureau and Terrell Economic Development Corporation anniversary Feb. 9, wel-Meeting and Industrial Recognition Luncheon.
Mike Chitty was recognized as the Rotary Community Service Award recipient for his years of tireless service and dedication to the citizens of Terrell and Kaufman County during the 115th annual Industrial Recognition Luncheon held Feb. 9. Photo by David Kapitan

Work to begin on State Highway 34

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The Texas Department of Transportation has announced that construction is scheduled to begin Monday, Feb. 20 on SH-34 between I-20 and Airport Road in Terrell for road repair and overlay.
Work to begin on State Highway 34

Mesquite ISD teacher, coach taken into custody

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DAVID KAPITAN editor@terrelltribune.com The Terrell Police Department announced the arrest of a suspect on a possession of child pornography charge after receiving a tip and conducting a detailed investigation. According to the Terrell PD, 25-year-old John Tyler Waters of Terrell, was arrested and taken into custody Feb.

Annual Point-in-Time Homeless Count held

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editor@terrelltribune.com A group of local organizations and individuals set up at Serenity Corner in Terrell Jan. 26, lending their energy towards conducting a tally of the local homeless and unhoused population as part of the annual Point-in-Time (PIT) Count initiative.
The Terrell Action Committee helped to conduct a tally of the city’s homeless population during the annual Point-In-Time Count Jan. 26. Volunteers helped to distribute food, clothing and other items while also conducting interviews. Courtesy photo

POLICE BLOTTER

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Terrell police made the following arrests and responded to the following incidents from February 1 to February 7: Arrests: Oliver James Snowton, Terrell, 37, no drivers license; expired vehicle registration; failure to appear