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editor@terrelltribune.com The Terrell City Council renamed a street to honor former Judge J.C. Williams during their regular meeting on Tuesday, June 3.

“Everything you ever wanted to know about Gyrocopters but were afraid to ask” might well be the topic of the Saturday, June 21 presentation at the No. 1 British Flying Training School Museum. The free event lasts from 10 am to noon and is open to all ages.

Stop by the No. 1 British Flying Training School Museum between 10 a.m.

This past week was a good one for your old outdoor scribe. I’ve enjoyed some red hot catfish catching, spent time setting up a corn feeder on my little place in hopes of keeping a sounder of hog from ripping my heavily laden pear tree apart and wrapped things up with a trip to Nacogdoches for a deer hunting show presented by the East Texas Chapter of the Dallas Safari Club. So come along, let me recap the week, I think you might enjoy backtracking my trail with me.

Kaufman County Community United will be hosting a Community Market called “Under the Stars” on Saturday, June 28. The event will come to 215 E.

Do you want to take a shot at flying an airplane? Not a real airplane, but an advanced X-Plane 12 Flight Simulator with three screens connected to a high-speed gaming computer. The setup includes sound, a yoke, rudder pedals and a throttle quadrant. The views out the cockpit windows are very realistic. With the engine sounds and the view, you really feel like you are flying an airplane. The best part? The experience is free!

editor@terrelltribune.com Terrell Social Patio Bar, alongside the Terrell Chamber of Commerce and City of Terrell, will host a summer concert series beginning on Saturday, June 14. The free concert series begins with a performance from the Big Daddy Band on June 14 at W.

editor@terrelltribune.com Capital murder fugitive Trevor McEuen was taken into custody following the execution of a coordinated search warrant by the Kaufman County Sheriff’s Office, in collaboration with multiple local, state and federal law enforcement agencies, in the early morning hours of Monday, June 2.

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Lake Ray Hubbard fishing guide Brandon Sargent with Lead Slingers Guide Service eased the throttle back on his big 27-foot custom guide boat and studied our route to a fishing hotspot on his GPS. On close inspection, I could readily see the spot we would be fishing had been visited many times.