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DAVID KAPITAN The Iris Stage at Books and Crannies in downtown Terrell is set to come alive Sept. 9-18 as The Vagabond Players stage “Farce of Habit”, a comedic play written by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope and Jamie Wooten.

The Kiwanis Club of Terrell heard from the Snow family about the life and legacy of Terrell native Randy Snow. Randy Snow was a Gold Medalist in the 1992 Paralympics, a 10-time U.S.

ALISON WALKER Public Information Officer – City of Terrell The City of Terrell is proud to launch Terrell H2O, a water meter replacement program that will offer utility customers proactive service alerts and tools for cost control and convenience. The two-phase meter replacement program for all residences and businesses has begun and will continue through the spring of 2023.

DAVID KAPITAN editor@terrelltribune.com Terrell ISD administrators are wasting little time in putting another bond measure before local voters, unanimously approving a plan to put a proposed $115 million bond referendum on the November ballot at a special called session held Aug. 22.

STAFF REPORTS The Office of Emergency Management urges residents who suffered property damage because of flooding are strongly urged to report damages, along with images and video, to the Texas Division of Emergency Management’s (TDEM) website. “This is a very urgent matter,” said Steve Howie, Kaufman County Emergen- cy Management Coordinator.

At a special called meeting on Monday, August 22, the Terrell ISD Board of Trustees appointed Ashley Carmona Fivecoat as the new Trustee for Place 5. Fivecoat replaces Channy Ory, who announced her resignation earlier this year. The Board of Trustees accepted letters of interest for the open seat earlier in the year and three candidates were interviewed and considered for the position. Ms. Fivecoat graduated from Terrell High School in 1997 and attended Texas A&M University where she received her bachelor’s degree in journalism. After working in public relations, she made the decision to pursue education and serve students. She has extensive education experience having

Students participating in fall extracurricular activities, including band, cheerleading, drill team, football, cross country and volleyball were all recognized by the community at the annual Meet the Tigers event Aug. 17. More photos on 11A.

Terrell players and coaches knew that they would have their hands full entering last season, taking on a schedule that included three of the top 4A programs in the state during district as well as two 5A schools during non-district play.