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TISD officers stopped by Gilbert Willie Sr. Elementary for Career Day at ACE. ACE is an after school program offered at each elementary campus. If you are interested in signing your student up for ACE, reach out to your child’s campus to learn more about the program.

Feb. 21: The Riter C. Hulsey Public Library and The Center are hosting a free income tax preparation event each Monday (excluding March 14) from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Hulsey Public Library’s Community Room located at 301 N. Rockwall Ave. The events are limited capacity, and conducted on a first come,...

Terrell police made the following arrests and responded to the following incidents from February 9 to February 15: Arrests: Melinda Ann Blanton, Terrell, 65, failure to maintain financial responsibility Dexter Deshun Ward, Terrell, 33, criminal trespass Bernita Lacher Wilson, Terrell, 34, no...

The National Association of Flight Instructors is proud to announce that NAFI member John “Mike” Hardin has earned accreditation as a NAFI Master Flight Instructor. This is Hardin’s second consecutive NAFI Master Accreditation.

Texas Deputy Secretary of State Joe Esparza today drew the ballot order for the two proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution that will appear on the ballot for the May 7, 2022 Election.

The Terrell Independent School District’s (TISD) Board of Trustees voted unanimously to adopt a proposed $95 million bond program by the District’s Citizens’ Facilities Team (CFT) at its Feb. 7 meeting. The proposed bond program will not raise Terrell ISD’s current tax rate.

The Terrell Tiger and Lady Tigers overcame both the elements and the Athens soccer program to score a pair of district wins by identical 2-1 scores Feb. 12.

“Halifax at War: The Story of a Bomber” a documentary about one of the aircraft that cadets from the No. 1 British Flying Training School flew, will be shown at the BFTS Museum, 119 Silent Wings Blvd. in Terrell at 7 p.m. on Feb. 24. Viewing the film is free to the public.

The Texas State Comptroller’s Office delivered its second sales tax revenue collection report of the year last week, indicating that most local cities had shown gains when comparing February 2022 totals against those posted during the same calendar month the previous year.

Local fire departments have echoed an all too familiar refrain in recent weeks, warning that conditions were less than ideal to conduct controlled burns or work outside with machinery that had not been properly maintained.