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Comptroller’s office releases new sales tax rate resource

In response to the growing complexity of local sales and use tax collection and reporting, Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar announced today that his agency updated its Sales Tax Rate Locator services to help sellers determine their tax responsibility at the time of sale.

Police

Arrests: Gabriel Rodriguez, 42, Mesquite, driving while license suspended/invalid Nikedrick Deon Daniels, 27, Terrell, violation of bond/protective order, possession of a controlled substance (PG 2) more than one gram and less than four grams Thomas Hayes Pickens, 28, Terrell, expired inspection...

TERRELL CELEBRATES FESTIVE FOURTH

Sunny skies, limited cloud cover and light breezes served as the perfect backdrop last week as Terrell Chamber of Commerce/CVB rolled out the red carpet to host its annual Free and the Brave Blowout event July 4.
Visitors to this year’s Free and the Brave Blowout had plenty to keep them occupied this year with dozens of attractions set up at the Terrell Municipal Airport. Events and activities included a flag retirement ceremony, music, vendors, a tricycle/bicycle decorating contest and parade, hot air balloon rides and a fireworks spectacular. PHOTOS BY DAVID KAPITAN

Terrell tax revenue collection totals soar

The Texas State Comptroller’s Office delivered a dose of positive news to the city of Terrell in June, announcing recently that sales tax revenue collections had climbed dramatically when comparing June 2021 totals against the same calendar month from the previous year.
Terrell tax revenue collection totals soar

TVFD mourns loss of firefighter

The Terrell Volunteer Fire Department is mourning the loss of one of its own, announcing the passing of 35-year-old William James 'Jim' Crumby over the recent holiday weekend.
TVFD mourns loss of firefighter

County tables proposed juvenile curfew

The Kaufman County Commissioners Court had its plate full July 6, tackling a wide-ranging agenda that included discussion on topics related to equipment purchases, road projects and items related to the 2021-’22 budget.

Thinking of Joining The Chamber? Here Is Why You Should!

The Terrell Chamber of Commerce is an essential partner for local businesses. As a Chamber member, you will be connected with nearly 500 other business members who are contributing to the success of Terrell. Annual membership starts at only $250 for businesses ($125 for individuals or non-profits).
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