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Tigers dominant in win, sink Pirates

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editor@terrelltribune.com The Terrell Tigers remained perfect on the 2025 season as they topped the Crandall Pirates on Halloween night in Crandall. The Tigers’ offense was dominant as they poured on the points in a 63-13 win over the Pirates.
The Terrell Tigers celebrate their win over the Crandall Pirates on Oct. 31 as they move to a perfect 9-0 on the regular season. Photo courtesy of Terrell ISD

TVCC Terrell announces Homecoming King and Queen

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Trinity Valley Community College’s Terrell Campus proudly recognizes Andrick Llenas and Valeria Gonzalez as the 2025 Homecoming King and Queen. Representing the Terrell Campus as Queen, Valeria Gonzalez is a sophomore nursing major, Vice President of the Terrell SGA, Region 3 President of the Texas Junior College SGA, and a member of the First-Gen Student Organization. Our Terrell Campus King, Andrick Llenas, is originally from The Bronx, New York, and is a freshman computer science major, member of the Terrell SGA, and graduate of Crandall High School.
Photo courtesy of Shaydi Clary

TVCC Terrell Health Science Center names Homecoming King and Queen

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The TVCC Terrell Health Science Center proudly recognized Caii Finley and Emma Lopez Acosta as the 2025 Homecoming King and Queen. Representing the Terrell Health Science Center as Queen, Emma Lopez Acosta is a sophomore nursing major from Kemp and a member of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society. Representing the HSC as King, Caii Finley is a Forney High School graduate pursuing a degree in nursing. Although unable to attend, he is celebrated for his leadership and dedication to the program.
The TVCC Terrell Health Science Center proudly recognized Caii Finley and Emma Lopez Acosta as the 2025 Homecoming King and Queen. Representing the Terrell Health Science Center as Queen, Emma Lopez Acosta is a sophomore nursing major from Kemp and a member of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society. Representing the HSC as King, Caii Finley is a Forney High School graduate pursuing a degree in nursing. Although unable to attend, he is celebrated for his leadership and dedication to the program.

Cooler weather equals active catfish

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Many people think of catching catfish as a summertime endeavor but some of the best blue catfish action begins about this of the year when water temperatures begin to fall. While the red hot ‘big fish’ trophy catching will peak in a few weeks as water temperature falls into the 60s, lots of eater size fish weighing between four and 15 pounds, with an occasional trophy class fish are currently being landed.
Lake Tawakoni guide Tony Pennebaker shows off one of many blue catfish he landed on a trip last week. The ‘big fish’ fall bite is getting underway. Photo by Luke Clayton
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