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Public Information Officer, City Of Terrell Steve Rogers recently announced his retirement from the City of Terrell. A lifelong Terrell resident, Rogers graduated from Terrell High School before attending Texas A & M University.

Terrell City Mayor Rick Carmona spoke at the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission meeting Jan. 25 at headquarters in Austin. The City of Terrell was awarded a $750,000 grant to construct a half-mile, lighted waling trail at Kings Creek Park.

diana@themonitor.net Kaufman County Sheriff Bryan Beavers delivered the department’s annual reports to county commissioners during the Jan. 30 and Feb. 6 meetings, noting favorable changes in the county in terms of crime, incidents and department finances.

Terrell ISD Communications The first thing you will notice about siblings Marvens and Marlie Delva when you meet them is that they love attending school. Fifth-grader Marvens and third-grader Marlie enrolled this past October at Gilbert Willie, Sr.

editor@terrelltribune.com Law enforcement agencies in Kaufman County were on high alert after a prisoner escaped during a jail transfer Sunday, Feb. 4.

Trinity Valley Community College (TVCC) Health Science Center hosts Be My TVCC and Teddy Bear Repair Shop on Saturday, Feb. 10 from 11 a.m.

The Furlough Middle School Red Motion Dance department competed in their first competition Feb. 3 at the North Texas Regionals under the direction of Director Tiffani Troy at Heath High School.

I am 64 years old, married for 22 years to my wife, Kalena, and I have three boys, Logan, 17, Hunter, 20, and Austin, 28. I have lived in Kaufman County for 39 years.

Dear Kaufman County Voter, I am asking people to compare the resumes of the candidates. I am not running political endorsements because I know I have 27 years of real law enforcement and investigative experience along with a strong record that is needed to meet the growth that our county is experiencing.

Deborah and her husband, Edd, along with their son, Michael, moved to the Kaufman County area in 2019 to find a better way of life. Deborah and her husband are both native Texans with deep Texas roots.