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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.

The No. 1 British Flying Training School Museum in Terrell is hosting a jazz concert featuring the Peter Rioux Trio from 2-4 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 23 as a fundraiser for the museum. Tickets are $20 per person and may be purchased at the door. The museum will close to the public at noon to set up the concert.

Below is a listing of current events submitted by Chamber members. To submit an event to be included on our website and in our weekly newsletter, login to the Member Information Center and click ‘Events’ at the top, then ‘Add Event’.

In the Terrell Tribune’s First Responders story last week, we stated Phil Robison worked for Terrell Fire Department. Robison works for the Dallas Fire Department.

A big discussion item on the agenda for the Terrell City Council was the affordable housing study at their regular meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 29.

editor@terrelltribune.com The Rotary Club of Terrell is hosting its Chili Chow Down on Sunday, Nov. 17.

sharon@terrelltexas.com The Terrell Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to announce the resounding success of this year’s Annual Auction, surpassing their initial fundraising goal of $189,000 and achieving a remarkable final total of $195,863! This incredible accomplishment underscores the generosity and commitment of the community, whose support enables them to continue fostering growth and opportunity in Terrell.

The No. 1 British Flying Training School Museum’s annual Remembrance Day ceremony is set for 3 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 10 at Oakland Memorial Park, 1000 W. Moore Avenue, Terrell. Two special guests will take part in the ceremony: Jessie Dodwell, Deputy Consul General, United Kingdom from Houston and Susan Harper, Consul General for Canada in Dallas.

Texas State Senator Bob Hall, right, and Assistant District Director for State Representative Keith Bell, stopped by the museum this week to present BFTS Board of Directors Chairman Bill Hutmacher with a Joint Resolution of the State Legislature that recognizes his recent honor. King Charles III recently awarded Bill the British Empire Medal for “his positive impact in local communities through charitable efforts” for his service to the No.1 British Flying Training School Museum in Terrell. The Joint Resolution describes his “instrumental role in preserving an important part of the shared history of the United States and the United Kingdom.” Senator Hall’s district director, Chris Morris, accompanied the group.

Striper Express guide David Escamilla, who I first fished with almost 30 years ago, who in fishing circles is known as ‘Lil’ Dave, eased the throttle back on the big Falcon guide boat and pointed to a gently sloping shoreline about 50 yards away.