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Trinity Valley Community College Art Department is excited to announce the third call for the High School Art Show. The goal is to encourage students to pursue further studies beyond high school and familiarize them with a local college campus. The show will be in a digital format and two $2,000 scholarships will be awarded. Scholarships will be applied for four semesters of tuition and fees in a studio course. Each student may submit up to three images completed in the student’s senior year. Submissions can be emailed to Art Department Coordinator and Professor of Studio Art September Kirk at September.kirk@tvcc.edu by Monday, April 1. Winners will be announced at the opening of the TVCC Student Art Show on April 23.

A man was hit and killed on Interstate 20 in Terrell in the early morning hours of Sunday, March 17. The Terrell Police Department received two calls from concerned motorists driving roadway.

ashlee@themonitor.net During the March 19 session of commissioners court an action was approved for the first Homestead Day to be held Saturday April 20 at the Kaufman County Poor Farm. Homestead Day is an opportunity to gather together and teach the public about anything that has to do with homesteading, farming, and gardening.

During the Kaufman County Commissioners Court March 12 a workshop was held to discuss easements with Development Services Director Monique Hunter. The workshop was set during the previous meeting held March 5.

February 21- May 8: Riter C. Hulsey Public Library is hosting a 10-week U.S.