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Three Terrell High School track athletes are moving on to the Regional meet after their performances at the Area meet. Kalex Baxter set a personal record and a Terrell High School record as she advanced in the shot put and discus.

editor@terrelltribune.com The Terrell Tigers baseball team dropped a tough road game to the Kaufman Lions on Friday, April 10. After scoring early, the Tigers surrendered a walk-off run in the ninth inning as they dropped their district contest to the Lions, 2-1.

editor@terrelltribune.com The Terrell Lady Tigers softball team fell in their final game of the 2026 regular season on Friday, April 17. The Lady Tigers struggled on offense as they fell to the Midlothian Lady Panthers by a final score of 17-2 at home.

The Rotary Club of Terrell welcomed its newest member, Bryan Oliver, on Thursday, April 16 during their regular meeting. Oliver is a veteran and an attorney new to the Terrell area. He found the club on Google and has been visiting with them for the past several weeks. We are lucky to have him as our newest Rotarian, Rotary Club of Terrell stated on social media. Meetings for the Rotary Club of Terrell are held on Thursdays from 12-1 p.m. at 200 Elm Drive.

Looking back over the past couple of decades, those of us that hunt, fish and enjoy the outdoor lifestyle have seen many new products come on the market. I can name a few items that have made my outdoor activities much more productive and fun. I can also recall some new ‘gizmos’ that I tried once that wound up way in the back of my storage building. As an old hook and bullet writer, I have been asked on many occasions to give these products a try and then introduce them to my readers/listeners/viewers. Some of the items I found very useful and I gladly shared my experiences with them, others well, not so much. These are the ones that wound up in the back of my building!

The Terrell Kids Chess Club returned to Riter C. Hulsey Public Library in Terrell on Tuesday, April 14.

Terrell Police Detective Mote proudly participated in the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics in Forney on Friday, April 17. The Torch Run helps raise awareness and support for Special Olympics athletes and the events that showcase their determination and achievements. Terrell PD thanked the Forney Police Department for hosting the event, as well as the Talty Police Department, Crandall Police Department, Kaufman County Sheriff’s Office and all surrounding agencies who took part in the meaningful run.

Kaufman County Grand Jury returned 43 indictments April 10. Indictment information obtained from the District Clerk’s office does not include ages or addresses of defendants.