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May 3: The Terrell Taco Festival returns on Saturday, May 3 sponsored by the City of Terrell and Terrell Chamber of Commerce. The event will take place on the corner of Nash and Adeliade in Historic Downtown Terrell from 11 a.m.

April 24-27: The annual Terrell Heritage Jubilee returns for its four-day run Thursday, April 24 through Sunday, April 27. The fun-filled celebration is great for the whole family.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton made it ov cial last week, announcing he will chal-lenge U.S. Sen.

April 11-13: Second MondayTrade Days comes toTerrell from Friday, April 11 through Sunday, April 13. The market provides for a vibrant space for commerce, community and culture.

March 9-30: Warren Chapel UMC is celebrating women of faith walking in God’s purpose as part of Women’s History Month. The church, located at 810 S.

TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION Texas farmers are voicing growing concerns about tariffs being enacted by President Trump adversely affecting their ability to sell agricultural goods overseas, the Houston Chronicle reported. Texas Farm Bureau President Russell Boening said the tariffs could be especially tough on younger farmers.

March 9-30: Warren Chapel UMC is celebrating women of faith walking in God’s purpose as part of Women’s History Month. The church, located at 810 S.

TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION A slim majority of Texas House members have indicated they will back House Bill 3, which creates education savings accounts that allow families to use taxpayer money for private school education. The Dallas Morning News reported that 75 Republican legislators have signed on with the bill’s author, State Rep.

TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION STATE CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS A bill to implement school vouchers in Texas sailed through the Senate largely on party lines last week and now awaits consideration in the House, the Austin American-Statesman reported. House Speaker Dustin Burrows, R-Lubbock, said he believes there are enough votes in that chamber to pass the legislation, which was defeated a half-dozen times in 2023 by a coalition of Democratic and rural Republican members.

TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION Lt. Gov.