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Average gasoline prices in Texas have risen 33.7 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $4.56/g June 6, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 13,114 stations in Texas. Prices in Texas are 61.1 cents per gallon higher than a month ago and stand $1.84/g higher than a year ago.

June 10-11: The Wills Point Police Department will host its annual Back the Blue Benefit at Jack Lester Park.

The Terrell Garden Club selected Mr. and Mrs. Debrow’s home located at 720 Griffith Avenue as its Yard of the Month for June.

Elmo Church of God in Christ members celebrated a milestone event last week, recognizing the church’s 100 th anniversary during a special event held May 29. The church, located at 12057 County Road 316 in Terrell, began in May 1922 under the leadership of Elder W.W.

With gratitude, Terrell ISD announces the retirement of Stacey Ellis, a devoted Terrell ISD teacher, principal, and administrator. Ellis, who has faithfully served the students, staff, and families of Terrell ISD for 25 years will begin her retirement this September.

STAR Transit is seeking public feedback about its services in Mesquite, as part of a comprehensive evaluation that will build a foundation for development of recommendations on potential system enhancements.

Terrell police made the following arrests and responded to the following incidents from June to June 7: Arrests: Eldrick Gene Pullings, Terrell, 28, assault simple; assault by contact family violence; dog or cat at large; no drivers license; failure to appear Tommy Dewain Spears, Terrell, 47,...

On Friday, June 3 at approximately 2:42 a.m., the Forney Police received a report of a possible Burglary of a Motor Vehicle in the 500 block of Olive Trail. The caller believed someone was inside their vehicle after observing their Ring camera video. Officers were dispatched to the area.

The Terrell Police Department took to social media last week, announcing the arrest of three suspects on various drug related charges following the execution of a search warrant June 2.

The Hulsey Public Library kicked off its Summer Reading Program in grand style June 7, hosting an activities fair that included snow cones, popcorn, two bounce houses, a fire truck and train rides.