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North Texans are invited in February to provide input on a study examining how to close gaps in the regional transit network and create a more seamless experience for riders. The study will help develop a transit vision, along with specific goals and objectives that guide the transit planning process, recommendations and implementation.

LEIGH POOL Social Science Club of Terrell The Social Science Club of Texas (SSC) is delighted to announce the 24th annual “Christmas in a Small Town” Tour of Homes was a resounding success. The membership is so thankful for the support of the community which turned out in droves, our talented and tireless SSC members, our faithful partners, like The Terrell Tribune and Flowerfields Florist, and, most importantly, our homeowners without whom there is no tour.

Local shoppers may feel like they have stepped into a time warp March 25 the return of National Mom and Pop Business Owners Day. Themed locally as Happy Days in Terrell, the event is designed to encourage support of the local business community.

The Terrell Police Department is beginning the preparation process for the next Terrell Citizens Police Academy. Community interaction is a crucial part of the Terrell Police Department’s “responsibly aggressive policing” philosophy.

Two Dallas tennis organizations and one individual from the area were among 12 individuals and organizations recognized by the United States Tennis Association - Texas from across the state that made a significant contribution to the sport of tennis. They were honored at a Luncheon on Saturday, Feb. 11 in Irving.

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The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department asks Texans to join the fight against invasive species that negatively impact the state’s natural resources and economy. National Invasive Species Awareness Week, slated for Feb. 20–26, is an initiative to raise awareness of the threats and provide solutions on how to prevent the spread of invasive species.

TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION Texas Lt. Gov.

Texas dairy producers continue to face challenges despite favorable milk prices over the past year, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert. Jennifer Spencer, Ph.D., AgriLife Extension dairy specialist, Stephenville, said milk prices remain historically good for producers, and demand continues to be strong for milk and milk products from cheese to ice cream.

The month-long candidate filing period for persons interested in serving their community on either the Terrell City Feb. 17, guaranteeing one local election and the cancelation of another.