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Body The Terrell City Council approved an agreement with Mc- Manus & Johnson Consulting Engineers, LLC for a water main replacement at their reg-company will help provide survey and design work to replace an existing 10-inch water main on E. Moore from N. Blanche to Burch Street.

Body Bodey Cooper is the new editor of The Terrell Tribune. He joins the paper after six years at our company’s twice-weekly publication, The Monitor in Cedar Creek Lake.

Body Terrell police made the following arrests and responded to the following incidents from July 12 to July 18: Arrests: Richard C.

Body STAR Transit, a regional public transit agency, held a ribbon cutting ceremony July 17 to celebrate the expansion of public transportation services in Duncanville. Residents can now hail rides within Duncanville and connect to other regional transportation networks.

Body Governor Greg Abbott announced over $6.5 million in Texas Talent Connection grants awarded to 21 workforce skills training and job placement programs in communities across the state July 10.

Body The Office of the Attorney General has announced that Texas, along with the Federal Trade Commission and a coalition of law enforcement partners nationwide, is conducting Operation Stop Scam Calls to combat the nationwide problem of illegal telemarketing and robocalls by which...

Body The North Central Texas Council of Governments is hosting an online public input opportunity from July 10 until August 8. This will allow residents to learn more about and participate in the regional transportation planning process.

Body Average gasoline prices in Texas have risen 3.5 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $3.14/g July 17, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 13,114 stations in Texas. Prices in Texas are 5.3 cents per gallon higher than a month ago and stand 85.

Body TOMMY PHILLIPS County Extension Agent Every year a number of East Texas pond owners lose part or all of their farm pond fish population due to an oxygen depletion.

Body Texas cotton growers whose crops held on through recent weather could find strong prices during a summer of uncertainty, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert. John Robinson, Ph.D.