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The award-winning Terrell Tiger Band announced that Madison Bolluyt and Litzy Miranda will serve as drum majors for the program during the 2022-’23 school year..

Downtown Terrell will be the place to be this weekend with the City of Terrell and the Terrell Chamber of Commerce/ CVB partnering to sponsor the Terrell Taco Festival from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Forty years ago, four women pledged to fight hunger in North Texas. These visionary leaders – Jo Curtis, Kathryn Hall, Lorraine Griffin Kircher, and Liz Minyard – began collecting and distributing donations of surplus food and grocery products through a network of charitable organizations across 13 North Texas counties. In doing so, they created The North Texas Food Bank (NTFB).

Another local election cycle will draw to a close today (May 7) with voters weighing in Terrell ISD’s $95 million bond initiative and the City of Terrell’s race for mayor. Terrell ISD’s bond measure is broken down into two separate propositions on the ballot: -Proposition A: Would include nearly $94.3 million in renovations and expansions across the district in response to growth; would include the construction of an elementary school, reimagined playgrounds at existing elementary schools, safety and security upgrades, expansion and renovations of libraries and classrooms, and replacing and repairing building lifecycle needs; and include significant renovation and expansion to Terrell High School highlighted by a centralized student union, cafeteria and student commons.

Weather permitting, all lanes of State Highway 205 (SH 205)/ FM 148 will be closed at US 80 in Terrell from 7 a.m. Sunday, May 8 through 5 p.m.

The Terrell Tiger track and field program returned to a familiar place last week, following up a run at the District 13-4A Meet in Sunnyvale April 13-14 with a return trip to the home of the Raiders for the District 13-4A and District 14-4A Area Meet April 21-22. Final team standings in the varsity girls division included Kaufman winning first with 134 points, followed by Terrell with 100 points, Canton with 90 points, Sunnyvale with 64 points, Brownsboro with 63 points, Van with 55 points, Mabank with 29 points, Wills Point with 10 points, Nevada

The Terrell Lady Tigers hit the field one final time before the start of playoff action last week, taking on the Farmersville Lady Famers April 22. Farmersville would utilize a fast start to get the better of Terrell, posting a 16-3 win.

The Terrell Tiger baseball program put the finishing touches on District 13-4A play April 22, traveling to Caddo Mills to take on the Foxes. The two teams had met three days prior with Terrell scoring a hard-fought 5-4 win on April 19.