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Council mulls quiet zone study

The Terrell City Council turned its attention to long-term infrastructure improvement projects at its July 20 meeting, hearing reports related to a wastewater treatment plant, local parks and the downtown area.

Traffic stop nets two arrests

An early morning traffic stop by the Terrell Police Department due to multiple traffic violations has resulted in the arrest of two suspects on drug related charges. According to information released by the Terrell PD, officers initiated a traffic stop in the 1200 block of FM 148 July 19.
An early morning traffic stop by Terrell Police Department officers resulted in the discovery of methamphetamines, heroin and methadone. The two occupants of the vehicle, Christopher Glenn Hennessy and Priscilla Rene Donahue, were taken into custody on multiple drug-related charges. COURTESY PHOTO

Local man convicted on DWI charge

District Attorney Erleigh Norville Wiley announced the conviction of Zachary Taylor Busby, 26, for Driving While Intoxicated (DWI). On July 13, 2021, following a two-day trial before the Honorable Tracy Gray in the County Court at Law of Kaufman County, a jury found Busby guilty.

TISD accepting Hall of Fame nominations

Terrell ISD has announced that nominations for the 2021 Tiger Athletic Hall of Fame are now being accepted, and that those interested in submitting candidates will have until Friday, August 20 to make their voices heard.
TISD accepting Hall of Fame nominations

Housing voucher program volunteers sought

The City of Terrell Housing Department is recruiting property owners with rental properties in Terrell to participate in the Housing Choice Voucher Program. If you are interested and would like additional information, Terrell Housing will host landlord informational sessions at 115 N. Adelaide St.

Holy Temple COGIC to host VBS

Holy Temple Church of God in Christ, located at 926 S. Adelaide St., has announced that it will be hosting its annual vacation bible school from July 18-20. Organizers noted that the event would kick off with a “Hallelujah Luau” theme and include food, fun and fellowship beginning at 2 p.m. July 18.

Local blood drive set for July 21

Healing and saving lives is a constant mission in the north, central and east Texas. As highly technical medical care advances, it often means blood transfusions become a part of the healing process.
Local blood drive set for July 21

Police

Arrests: Justin Fulgham, 37, Wills Point, no drivers license Jordan Oneal King, 25, Mesquite, criminal trespass Shaun Paul Shannon, 38, Terrell, no drivers license, failure to maintain financial responsibility, possession of drug paraphernalia, wrong/fictitious/altered/obscured license plate...
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