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Terrell police made the following arrests and responded to the following incidents from September 21 to September 27: Arrests: Stephen A. Braumueller, Nevada, 44, parole violator; theft of property >=$100<$750 Christopher Bryant Deweese, Wills Point, 43, theft of property >=$100<$750 Valerie Shae Lunce, Terrell, 30, assault causing bodily injury; driving while intoxicated Danielle Marie Polo, Terrell, 40, theft of property >=$100<$750 Norman James Sterling III, Wills Point, 44, theft of property >=$100<$750 Audrey J.

Experts from the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service are working to expand international export markets for Texas-grown organic fruits and vegetables by collaborating with producers and the produce industry.

Holly fern, also known as Japanese holly fern and fish tail fern, an evergreen herbaceous shrubby perennial succulent, has been named the newest Texas Superstar plant. David Rodriguez, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service horticulturist, San Antonio, said established holly fern plants are reliable performers that provide a number of uses.

WHAT? Crappie for Christmas presents? Well, maybe but if you are a crappie angler, you can find them ‘lighting up’ your sonar around isolated submerged trees. This past week, while doing the ‘legwork’ for this article with guide Brandon Sargent, Lead Slingers Guide Service at Lake Ray Hubbard, we fished around some large trees that have been underwater since the mid 60s when the lake filled.

The Terrell High School cross country program continued its fall campaign last week, traveling to the Waxahachie Sports Complex Sept. 22 to race at the annual Mustang Stampede.

editor@terrelltribune.com The Terrell Tigers had their hands full Sept. 23, taking on a highly-regarded Melissa Cardinals’ program with a reputation for explosive offensive play and lengthy playoff runs.

Terrell ISD proudly announces the 2022 Tiger Athletic Hall of Fame inductees, Jimmy Brewster, Bervin Brown, Monty Westbrook, Tarren Dabney, Chad Jobe, Jarrod McCullar, DaVeida Pierson, Antwain Thomas, Shawana Watkins, and Richard Ryan.

The Terrell Tiger Band program will see its fall season shift into overdrive during the upcoming weeks, following up a recent appearance in Little Elm with stops in Mesquite and Princeton Oct. 1.