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In each quarterly Spotlight, we like to highlight local small businesses. We want you to get to know some of their stories and meet the faces and stories behind these businesses. They are vital to our community and we ask you to please consider shopping and supporting local businesses.

What type of services does Zoe & Emma offer? Coffee shop, pastries and food menu How long has Zoe & Emma’s Cafe been in business? A couple months How did you get started in your business? It was my wonderful wife’s idea. Any fun facts or other information you’d like the community to know about you? We’re a play café designed for both parents and kids to enjoy! While your little ones have a blast, you can relax with a delicious cup of coffee.

What type of services does Evolution Academy of Dance offer? We offer dance education for all ages, from toddlers to adults. Our skilled instructors focus on strong technique in a fun and encouraging environment.

The City of Terrell and the Terrell Chamber of Commerce are excited to host the third annual Terrell British Bash Celebration and Christmas Market on Saturday, November 9, 2024, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in historic downtown Terrell. This event is a festive way to start the holiday season, featuring live entertainment, cultural experiences, and more.

“Santa Paws,” with pet adoptions available on-site, allowing families to find a furry friend to bring home for the holidays. Local vendors will offer holiday gifts and treats in the heritage market, while food trucks provide delicious seasonal favorites.

Next week, Texas Roadhouse will continue its annual Veterans Day tradition of treating veterans and active U.S. military to enjoy a free meal.

The youngest Tigers, Pre-k through third grade students, received candy and sweet treats from Terrell ISD Central Administration for the Halloween holiday. .

This year, 41,920 teacher positions went unfilled in the U.S., according to the Learning Policy Institute. However, the lack of certified teachers doesn’t mean a lack of people interested.

About five years ago, The Center in Kaufman, which provides food assistance, resources and education programs for individuals and families facing food insecurity, began discussing the need for a major fundraiser. After kicking around a number of ideas, they settled on a 5K – and after reviewing the schedule for 5Ks in Kaufman, they decided that a Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving morning would be perfect!

Aaron Neal Flack-Turner and Celeste Cervantes were crowned Homecoming King and Queen for Trinity Valley Community College’s Terrell campus at Bruce Field in Athens on Oct. 26.