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Police

Terrell police made the following arrests and responded to the following incidents between Oct. 13 and Oct.

Around Town

Oct. 22-23: Alinea Family Hospice Care will host its annual parking lot garage sale at 303 E. College St., with all proceeds going directly to help families who are on hospice care.

Chitty recognized for contributions

Mayor Rick Carmona, right, took to the stage during Saturday night’s Civic Auction to honor retired 422nd District Judge Michael Chitty. Chitty, of Terrell, was appointed to the bench in 2004 by former Gov. Rick Perry. He later was elected to four terms in office. (HUNK MURPHY)
Chitty recognized

Downtown trick-or-treat takes place Oct. 29

Expect to see an array of monsters, ghosts, witches and maybe even an alien or two during Historic Downtown Terrell’s Halloween Trick-Or-Treat on Oct. 29 from 5-7:30 p.m. A number of shops on Moore Avenue will have treats on hand for young Halloween revelers. FILE PHOTO
Downtown trick-or-treat

A donation of flowers

Thanks to the work of students and a donation by the Terrell Garden Club, the Terrell Alternative Education Campus EAC campus became a little brighter recently with the addition of these colorful flowers. The students spent a few days cleaning out the flower boxes and planting the new plants.
A donation of fl owers

CONGRATULATIONS

Congratulations to the Terrell Speech and Debate students for their success at Melissa High School this past weekend. Varsity Policy Debaters: John Ory and Dalila Ramirez placed 3rd in the Varsity Division. Novice Policy Debaters: Jhovanny Alcantara and Ava Foren placed 3rd in the Novice Division.
CONGRATULATIONS
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