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Members of Envision Day Hab, an adult day care center in Terrell, got a huge surprise from Platinum Chevrolet recently as they got to view a bright green Chevrolet Corvette, making their day after they finished up their spring fling dance that served as their prom. The group enjoyed dancing, dinner and karaoke along with pictures. After reaching out to Platinum Chevrolet, the company fulfilled the wishes of many of the adults as their love for cars was granted as they took pictures with the vehicle. See more photos on page 7A.

editor@terrelltribune.com The search continues for a Wills Point man that was reported missing on April 23. Alfredo Chavez was reported missing on April 23 and after an extensive search on April 24 and 25, Chavez has yet to be found.

editor@terrelltribune.com Terrell’s Fifth Annual Taco Festival returns to Historic Downtown Terrell on Saturday, May 9. The event will feature tacos, live music, ballet folklorico, shopping, kids activities and a marketplace.

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editor@terrelltribune.com The Terrell City Council recognized the years of effort and dedication to the city by District 3 Councilmember Mayrani Velazquez during her final city council meeting on Tuesday, April 21.

Six Terrell Tigers athletes put pen to paper on April 23 for National Signing Day. Kenneth Allen, Jr., Kaleb Bellmore, Elijah Weber, Amarin Miles, Carson Baskin and Brian White, Jr. all signed to play sports collegiately for Terrell.

May 3: First Christian Church of Terrell will be hosting their 150th anniversary on Sunday, May 3 beginning at 10:50 a.m. at 405 N.

editor@terrelltribune.com The Terrell ISD School Board recently recognized their State and National qualifi ers at the THS Chapter of the Texas Association of Future Educators. Members recognized the five State qualifiers, including Kelly Velazquez and Celeste Alvarado (Children’s Literature K-3 Spanish), Mia Martinez and Yaretzy Rodriguez (Lesson Plan and Delivery Professional Development) and Emily Bunch (Differentiated Lesson).