Longhorns Ready for Return to Track & Field

© 2021 Van Zandt Newspapers L.L.C Volume, 105 No. 18 2 Sections, 16 Pages Saturday, May 1, 2021 www.terrelltribune.com 972-563-6476 Terrell, Texas 75160 75 Cents Longhorns ready for CareFlite response return to track & field rates meeting contract targets

H ANK MURPHY Eൽංඍඈඋ

Despite a growing volume of calls, the air/ground ambulance service CareFlite continues to respond to medical needs across Kaufman County within times set forth by contract. That was one of the key takeaways from a CareFlite report made to county commissioners on Tuesday. CareFlite’s Robert Scott told the commissioners court the ambulance service’s ﬁ scal 2021 response times were compliant 93.5% of the time since Octo- ber 2020. For the month of March, Care- Flite achieved a 91.5% compliance rate, according See County, 2A

Hൺඇ඄ Mඎඋඉඁඒ Pඁඈඍඈඌ Terrell store ABOVE: The Longhorns loosen up their legs at the start of a recent practice. AT RIGHT: A couple sells $2.5 million of Longhorns warm up under the watchful eye of coach Keith Willis. scratch-off ticket

H ANK MURPHY Some lucky Terrell resident claimed $2.5 million after purchasing an Instant Eൽංඍඈඋ Millionaire Texas Lottery scratch-off On a chilly after- ticket from the QuikTrip convenience noon in mid-April, store at 1619 State Hwy. 34, according to dozens of youngsters the Texas Lottery. gathered outside of The person has chosen to remain Furlough Middle anonymous. School. There were The ticket purchased by the Terrell do in the summer,” Willis said of levels from ages 5-18. On an aver- young kids barely three feet tall, winner was the eighth of 10 top prizes the motive for starting the club. age year, 90-95 kids will run and lanky teenagers and kids of all siz- worth $2.5 million. The game Instant “We wanted to keep them active, jump and throw with the Long- es in between. Millionaire offers $519 million in total keep them busy.” horns. They all were there for the same prizes, including 40 prizes of $1 million, Willis coached his own children Last year’s season was wiped reason: to practice their track & according to the Texas Lottery. during the club’s earlier years. out by the pandemic, and so far ﬁ eld skills for the North Texas Overall odds of winning any prize are Now he’s encouraging his grand- the club has attracted 50-60 for the Longhorns Summer Track Club. one in 3.20, which includes break-even daughter, who just turned 5, to coming season, Willis estimated. Formed in 2006, the Longhorns prizes, said the Lottery. participate in track & ﬁ eld. Over the summer, the Long- Track Club is entering its 15th Since 1992, the Texas Lottery has “She’ll come out and put on a horns generally compete in a year in Terrell, according to coach generated $32 billion in revenue for the uniform. Getting her to run down sanctioned track meet in the Keith Willis, one of several adult state and distributed $69 billion in priz- the track is another thing,” Willis North Texas region every Satur- coaches and one of the club’s es, according to the Texas Lottery. So said with a laugh. day. Meets are founders. far, $26.7 billion has gone to the state’s The club takes kids at all ability staged by the See Track, 2A “It gave the kids something to Foundation School Fund, which sup- ports public education. Don’t The show must go on forget to check reckoned with. The guard team competed in a virtual contest for the North Texas Colorguard Circuit at the end of March out our and placed fourth in Round 2 Scholastic A for HS Winterguard. TISD competed as a 4A school district against districts of all Chamber sizes, including 5A and 6A. The Furlough Middle School guard Spotlight. program is in its third year of operation and placed among districts that have had programs for 15 plus years. At the NTCA See Solo and Ensemble contest in April, the following students pages earned awards for their performances: Jas- TISD Pඁඈඍඈ mine Jackson, Madison Martinez, Aniyah 1B-8B Rebeca Pittman’s portrait heads to state competition in May. See Arts, 2A Terrell ISD Fine Arts programs excel during unconventional year Labeling for TRT 5/1/21

ive competitions, packed auditoriums, holiday concerts, and more all felt the burden of COVID-19 this year, but that did not stop the stu- Ldents and directors of the Terrell ISD Fine Arts department from rising to the challenge and pressing on with excellent showmanship. From art contests, to color guard competitions, One Act Play performances, the Spring Tigerette Show, and UIL contests, the Fine Arts programs saw tremendous success this winter and spring. At the middle school level, the Furlough Middle School Winterguard team once again proved they are a force to be TISD Pඁඈඍඈ A scene from the Tigerettes’ Spring Show. INSIDE TODAY

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Page 2A– The Terrell Tribune, Saturday, May 1, 2021 COUNTY TRACK FROM 1A F 1A ROM to Scott. CareFlite’s contract with crew’s training and professionalism. Kaufman County requires a 90% Scott reported that CareFlite has compliance rate. brought new technology to Kaufman Scott told the court that CareFlite County, and is using advanced An- North Texas Longhorns “will be accountable for every call.” gelTrax mobile surveillance in Ter- He added: “There’s not one citizen rell. The system improves reliability we want to be late to. While it’s prob- and real-time route tracking to in- ably physically impossible to be 100 crease effi ciency and total camera Summer Track Club percent in a contract, we will strive coverage inside and out to promote for perfection and we will be ac- passenger safety. countable when we’re late for your In addition, CareFlite is using Formed: 2006 citizens.” and intends to equip other medi- Commissioner Ken Cates urged cal fi rst-responders with improved Ages: 5-18 Scott and CareFlite to be mindful of equipment for examining a patient’s Kaufman County’s rapid population airway. CareFlite is deploying an in- Practices: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday growth, which, he suggests, is now strument known as a laryngoscope, Coaches: Keith Willis, Charlotte Mitchell, close to 180,000 people and growing which provides EMTs with a more at a rate of about 5% a year. If Care- defi nitive look of an airway by us- Marcus White, Carla Willis, Cortorius Cosby. Flite fails to monitor the county’s ing a camera as opposed to peering surging population, it could face a down into an airway. E-mail: [email protected] shortage of personnel and equip- Scott also noted that CareFlite ment, which would be refl ected in has been involved with the vaccina- Phone: 972-748-8415 its response times. tion efforts in Terrell and Kaufman Scott acknowledged the rapid County by providing a share of vac- growth, noting that CareFlite fi eld- cine doses, biohazard containers American Athletic Union, USA so the kids are having to choose ed about 20% more calls in Kaufman and personal protective equipment. Track & Field, and the Texas Am- whether they want to do basketball County over the last year. CareFlite has not billed the city or ateur Athletic Federation. in the summer or baseball during “We’re defi nitely looking at our the county a cent for the contribu- Later in the year, the team is ex- the summer. So that’s what we’re system, meeting with upper man- tion of time and material, Scott said. pected to travel to Corpus Christi competing with – other sports,” agement to see what kind of resourc- In another bit of news, Scott re- to compete in the TAAF state meet. said Willis. es we can put into Kaufman County ported that the Terrell and College The Longhorns also will travel to As for possible star performers so we don’t get behind the curve. Mound volunteer fi refi ghters are Humble near Houston to partici- this summer, Willis sees strong po- We don’t want to have a problem. working hard to become licensed pate in the Junior Olympics. tential in this year’s group of mid- So we’re going to try to be proactive fi rst-response organizations. So far, the Longhorns have had dle school boys, especially the re- with that,” said Scott. CareFlite is a Texas nonprofi t cor- no problem attracting kids to the lay team, which won all the sprint Meanwhile, Commissioner Skeet poration sponsored by Baylor Scott summer track program. relays they competed in for Fur- Phillips commended CareFlite, say- and White, JPS Health Network, “We consider a down year about lough Middle School. ing he has fi rsthand experience with Methodist Health System, Park- 80 kids,” said Willis. “All those guys are out running its service. CareFlite responded to land Health and Hospital and Texas The biggest challenge these days with us, so I think they’ll be pret- his home when his mother-in-law Health Resources. CareFlite is the is competing with other sports, ty special,” said Willis, adding that was in need of medical care. He said only fully integrated medical trans- such as baseball and basketball. a group of 12-year-old girls also he was impressed with how fast the port company serving North Texas, “Everything’s year round now looks good. ambulance arrived and praised the according to the company.

ART FROM 1A Butler, Miranda Torres, Mariel To- will also hold the spring band and Marriage of Bette and Boo,” directed Sharon Harper, Tigerette Director. var, and Amaya Richmond. choir concerts in-person with limited by Amanda Guthrie and Brant Davis. “The Tigerettes were dedicated to "Both Ms. Pichardo and I are ex- seating due to COVID restrictions.” The following cast members were making the most of every opportu- tremely proud of the hard work and Terrell High School student Rebe- recognized for their outstanding nity to perform and represent our drive of these young performers," ca Pittman earned a bid to the State performances: Hailey Zinn, AJ Pre- school and community.” said Nathn Ascano, Colorguard di- Visual Arts Scholastic Event (VASE) stridge, Ethan Cruz, Anna Guajardo, Additional fi ne arts achievements rector. "They have gone up against competition with her black and white Kylie Kennimer, and Toby Clowers. at the high school level also in- veteran guard programs who have portrait. In 2018 over 35,000 pieces “As a new director and operating clude the Terrell High School Var- been at this a lot longer than we of artwork were entered into the under COVID guidelines, it was sity Wind Ensemble earning “Su- have and are ranking among the top competition. To receive a high score a challenging year,” said Amanda perior” ratings at the UIL Concert teams in the area. Their dedication in the VASE contest, students must Guthrie, THS Theatre Teacher. “I Sight-Reading contest in April. The to their craft is truly admirable and not only create an original piece of am proud of all of the success our following THS Chorus students also we look forward to the future suc- artwork but also write about their students and program achieved this earned “Superior” and “Excellent” cess of the program." creative process and articulate the year and look forward to tackling ratings at the Region 3 UIL Solo Additional fi ne arts achievements understanding of visual art during some big plans for the upcoming and Ensemble contest in February: the middle school level include: FMS an interview with a VASE juror. The school year.” Madison Bobbitt, Nykole Worrell, varsity band earned “Excellent” rat- state qualifying competition was held The Terrell High School theatre Clara Hermann, Adrianna Twyman, ings on Concert Performance and a virtually this year due to COVID-19. department also joined forces with and Alexa Sanchez. “Superior” rating for Sight-Reading Pittman’s piece has already been the legendary Terrell Tigerettes for While students, directors, and at their UIL competition in March. submitted for the state competition a show-stopping spring show titled parents alike, look forward with The FMS non-varsity band earned in Austin that will also be held virtu- “Back to the Future.” The Terrell Ti- excitement to resuming in-person “Superior” rating for Concert Perfor- ally in May. gerettes took to the stage dancing to competitions, and full house per- mance and “Excellent” in Sight-Read- During the North Texas Col- decades-old fan favorites in celebra- formances at the Performing Arts ing at their UIL competition. FMS orguard Circuit, a virtual contest tion of 70 years of history within the Center, the district would like to Chorus earned “Excellent” rating held in March, the Terrell High Tigerette program. Earlier this year, applaud the efforts of everyone who Concert Stage and “Superior” rating School Winterguard team placed the Tigerettes won multiple awards made this year a success for our for Sight-Reading at their UIL com- fourth overall for the Round 2 Scho- at both the American Dance and fi ne arts students! Not only did the petition at Poteet High School. lastic A. Terrell ISD was the only Drill Contest held at Duncanville show go on - it went on with pride At the high school level, the Fine 4A district to place in the top eight High School and the Crowd Pleas- and excellence. Arts Department collected awards teams, ranking among 6A districts. ers Dance Virtual Showcase. Awards “It was diffi cult navigating the across theatre, drill team, band, art, At the NTCA Solo and Ensemble included: Best in Class, Double Divi- COVID regulations, but we saw a and Winterguard. contest in April the following stu- sion 1 Superior, Sweepstakes Award, lot of successful,” said Young. “Our “Overall, this year was highly suc- dents earned awards for their perfor- Judges Award for Team Pom, Best teachers and students worked ex- cessful and allowed all the fi ne arts mances: Juliana Sandoval, Savannah Overall for Precision, Best in Class tremely hard and presented an ex- programs to focus more on funda- Kendrick, Kaylee Roseberry, Nancy Large High School, Offi cer Silver perience for our students that was mentals in each fi ne arts class,” said Olvera, Aniyah Butler, Amaya Rich- Sweepstakes, Best in Class Offi cer creative and positive.” John Young, director of Fine Arts. mond, and Hannah Torres. Pom, Best in Class Large Ensemble, Congratulations to our incredible “Public performances were diffi cult Making history this year, the Ter- and Superior Performance. TISD Fine Arts directors and stu- to have, but we were fortunate to rell High School One Act Play ad- “I am incredibly proud of the team dents on a fantastic year. hold our Pre UIL-Band Concerts and vanced to the Bi-District competition and offi cers for their resilience Source: TISD Offi ce of Communi- Tigerette Spring Show in-person. We for the fi rst time with their play “The during this very diffi cult year,” said cations and Marketing

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The Terrell Tribune, Saturday, May 1, 2021 – Page 3A Opinion Terrell ISD Robotics Students Becoming the Workforce of the Future middle school teams qualifi ed for er. We have many manufacturing Robotic automation is the future the World Championship, but it was facilities that rely on robotics to han- in manufacturing. Robots can per- canceled due to COVID. Now fi ve dle high-volume, repetitive tasks to form a variety of tasks, such as as- teams – two from Furlough Middle streamline operations. The robotics sembly, welding, painting, drilling, School and three from Terrell High programs offered to these students fastening, and much more. Some are School – who qualifi ed this year are are preparing them for potential fu- concerned that the use of robots will going to compete in a fi rst-of-its-kind ture jobs right here in their home- displace human workers, but the fact live remote world championship in town. of the matter is that the use of robot- just a couple of weeks. In fact, 1836 Farms, a family-owned ics actually adds jobs in fi elds like Robotics is a fairly new Career & and operated organic dairy based in programming, engineering, design, Technical Education (CTE) offering Terrell, is in need of assistance with operators, data analysts and systems in Terrell ISD and is growing in pop- automating some of their processes integration. ularity. Robotics has even captured so operations run more effi ciently My wife, Robin, and I are very the passion of a football offensive and smoothly. Who did they turn proud parents of a robotics student lineman at Terrell High School, Ja- to? The Terrell robotics teachers who is part of one of the qualifying kobe Garrett. In Terrell, robotics and students, of course. Marcus teams headed to Worlds. Ashley en- R AY DUNLAP programs begin at the lower levels Edwards at THS and Michael Dai- joys being part of the robotics pro- P RESIDENT, TERRELL through STEAM programs. Just re- grepont at Furlough Middle School gram at Furlough Middle School and Eർඈඇඈආංർ Dൾඏൾඅඈඉආൾඇඍ Cඈඋඉ. cently, Dr. Bruce Wood Elementary are putting in many extra hours with is excited to get to compete in the students programmed glow-in-the- their students to accomplish this World Championship this month. Students who are members of the dark bots and battled it out in the feat. How cool is it that the robotic On behalf of the Terrell Econom- Terrell High School and Furlough dark using only their computers. solutions these students develop will ic Development Board of Directors Middle School robotics teams have When I think about developing our be implemented and used in daily and staff, we would like to wish all accomplished quite a feat – they have future workforce, particularly for operations for this dairy? What a fi ve teams the best of luck in the qualifi ed for the VEX Robotics World our employers in Terrell, the TISD great experience for these students VEX Robotics World Championship Championship. Last year one of the robotics program is a game-chang- and a great resource for 1836 Farms. May 17-22, 2021. Letter from the Editor Gov. Abbott: Release pandemic funds to the schools children all want to know the same early this week, the Texas Education explain is why 40 other states al- thing: When does Gov. Greg Abbott Agency (TEA) hadn’t announced a ready have a plan in place for dis- intend to get off that $17.9 billion plan to distribute the money, even as tributing their ESSER funds to local pile of federal money sent here by federal dollars fl ow to other schools school districts. Washington and direct it to where it in other states. This situation is akin to being left belongs – the state’s public schools. The Abbott administration decid- a sizable sum by a rich uncle only to As a response to the COVID-19 ed to use the fi rst round of ESSER have your older brother take it upon pandemic, Congress passed The funds to keep school districts whole himself to dole out your inheritance Elementary and Secondary School instead of cutting their funding based on his assessment of your Emergency Relief (ESSER) Fund based on pandemic-induced enroll- needs and your ability to spend wise- under the CARES Act in March ment declines. (The state school ly. Now replace big brother with Big 2020, which provided $1.16 billion to aid formula is tied to enrollment). Government, and that’s what you Texas school districts. In December, Therefore, it reasons, the state actu- have here. Big Government and its it passed another round of ESSER ally did use ESSER funds to provide Big Bureaucracy dictating how local funding totaling $4.98 billion. ES- extra funding to schools. In essence, school districts should receive and SER III, which provides $11.18 bil- it supplanted state education dollars spend money allocated to them by H M ൺඇ඄ ඎඋඉඁඒ lion, was passed in March 2021. In with federal ones. Also, the TEA a third party. Is it about power? It is appropriating the money, Congress has provided technology grants as about defending turf? Is it a political There’s something growing in intended to address operational safe- well as reimbursements to school gambit? Texas besides its headcount. Call it ty in schools and the monumental districts for qualifi ed pandemic-re- I don’t know. What I’m left won- impatience with Big Government. challenge of delivering a meaning- lated expenses. The agency says it dering is how a politician or state Those tasked with planning lo- ful education to America’s children is working through complex rules bureaucrat knows better how to use cal school budgets, or recruiting amid a global pandemic. that, among other things, require a Terrell’s $15 million than the Terrell and hiring specialized personnel, To date, the Terrell ISD, which $1 billion investment in higher edu- school board or Supt. Georgeanne or wrestling with pandemic-related has about $15 million at stake in to- cation in order to unlock all the ES- Warnock. It’s way past time for Ab- learning loss in children, or devising tal ESSER funding, has not received SER funds. bott to release that money to where ways to make classrooms safer for a dime of those funds. In fact, as of What the administration doesn’t it belongs. Community COVID infection rates trend downward locally Hൺඇ඄ Mඎඋඉඁඒ ness, and the state had recorded more than 2.88 recipients. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control Eൽංඍඈඋ million cases. In Kaufman County, COVID-19 has and Prevention and the U.S. Food and Drug Ad- claimed 255 lives and 15,807 people have become ministration lifted the pause and recommended Kaufman County and the state as a whole con- infected. Nationwide, 573,536 people have died that providers begin resuming use of the vaccine tinue to see COVID-19 infection rates decrease from the virus as of April 28. with updated information and guidelines about and vaccination rates climb. Texas health offi cials last week told vaccine pro- the clotting syndrome. As of April 26, Kaufman County had reported viders across the state that they could resume us- CDC offi cials last week reported 15 total cas- 52 estimated active cases, which continues a long ing the one-dose COVID-19 Johnson & Johnson es reported of the clotting syndrome connected decline from earlier this year. vaccine in all adult recipients after a federal health to the vaccines— all in women, mostly in those On the vaccine front, DSHS reported April 27 advisory panel recommended it be reinstated. younger than 50. Three of them died. Nearly 8 that 38.26% of people ages 16 and older in Kaufman The recommendation came 11 days after use of million doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine County have had at lease one dose. Those who the J&J vaccine was temporarily halted over re- that have been administered nationwide. are fully vaccinated number 26.27%. In Kaufman ports of a rare but serious clotting side effect in Some 616,000 Johnson & Johnson doses had County, 70.48% of people ages 65 or older have been administered in Texas before the vaccine’s had at least one dose, and 56.66% are fully vacci- use was paused, said Imelda Garcia, associate nated, according to DSHS. commissioner of the Texas Department of State Across Texas, 47.95% of those eligible have re- Health Services. ceived one dose, and 32.86% are fully vaccinated. The Texas Tribune contributed to this report. To date, 50,196 Texans have died from the ill-

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Page 4A– The Terrell Tribune, Saturday, May 1, 2021 Community TxDOT to improve FM 1390 in Kaufman County The Texas Department of Transportation will County. uled to start next week and is expected to be begin repaving and adding shoulders to FM 1390 Ed Bell Construction Company is the contrac- complete in summer 2022. from State Highway 34 to FM 148 in Kaufman tor on this $7.6 million project. Work is sched-

The Terrell Tribune, Saturday, May 1, 2021 – Page 5A Community Terrell student receives St. Martin offers food honor from Austin College giveaway every fi rst Saturday Regan Wilkins of Terrell, son the honors convocation, an St. Martin Catholic Church in Tal- including May 1. of Benson and Casey Wilkins, all-campus event that highlights ty is doing its part in helping to feed The food comes from the North received the Charles “Bo” Miller the achievements of students and people in need by offering a food Texas Food Bank through Catho- Award for an Outstanding Athlete faculty. Most student awards are giveaway every fi rst Saturday of the lic Charities. Different varieties of who Excels in Academics, during determined by departmental fac- month. fruits and vegetables and frozen Austin College’s Honors Convoca- ulty, and many involve research The church is located at Inter- foods will be offered each month. tion on April 22. opportunities as well as fi nancial state-20 and FM 1641. A drive-thru No registration is required, but More than 130 students re- awards for the next academic will be open from 9:30 a.m. to 11 recipients will be asked to provide ceived academic awards during year. a.m. the fi rst Saturday of the month, some basic information.

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The Terrell Tribune, Saturday, May 1, 2021 – Page 7A Police Terrell police made the following arrests and responded to the following incidents between April 21 and April 28: Arrests: contact or threat of family violence. failure to appear. Jeremy Breon Barnett, 35, Kaufman, possession of a con- Jerry Gene Bright Jr., 34, defective equipment, driving with Aaron Tyler Sparks, 25, Quinlan, theft of more than $100 and trolled substance (PG 2) more than a gram and less than four a suspended or invalid license, possession of drug paraphernalia. less than $750, burglary of a building. grams, unlawful possession of a fi rearm by a felon, criminal tres- Noel Diaz-Suarez, 44, Terrell, driving while intoxicated, sim- Gerald Roger Trosclair, 29, Rockwall, driving while intoxi- pass, no driver’s license, speeding, expired registration, posses- ple assault/family violence. cated. sion of drug paraphernalia. Joshua John Figueroa, 25, Terrell, assault by contact/family Toscha Ruthieann McCrary, 28, Terrell, shoplifting, invalid Kirk Ross Butler, 34, Terrell, criminal trespass, speeding, violence. registration, unsafe lane change. violated promise to appear. Nicholas Cain Harris, 32, Sachse, Texas, theft of property Incidents: Untarious Jamall King, 33, Terrell, criminal trespass. less than $2,500 with two or more previous convictions, evading Criminal trespass: April 21, 1700 N. Frances St. Melissa Jo Soto, 28, Terrell, expired registration. arrest/detention with a vehicle. Auto theft: April 21, 100 block of Business Circle. Javier P. Cruz Molina, 17, Terrell, evading arrest or deten- Ronald Nolan Kohutek, 52, Mesquite, possession of a con- Fraud/forgery: April 21, 100 block of Stonebriar Way. tion with a vehicle. trolled substance (PG1) less than one gram, expired operator’s Fraud/forgery: April 21, 100 block of Sandelwood Drive. Kevin Dwight Jones, 36, expired driver’s license, failure to license. Theft: April 22, 1900 block of West Moore Avenue. maintain fi nancial responsibility. Felipe De Jesus Lemus, 27, Ben Wheeler, public intoxica- Theft: April 22, 300 block of Tanger Drive. Daniel Marquez, 27, Terrell, no driver’s license. tion. Theft: April 22, 300 block of Tanger Drive. James Earl Taylor, 47, Terrell, no driver’s license, failure to Melanie Renee McQueary, 37, Mesquite, possession of con- Disturbance: April 22, 300 block of Baker Street. maintain fi nancial responsibility, possession of drug parapherna- trolled substance (PG 1) less than one gram, shoplifting. Assault: April 22, 300 block of Tanger Drive. lia, seatbelt violation. Dominic Edward Stanton, 19, Irving, unlawfully carrying a Criminal trespass: April 23, 200 block of S. Catherine Street. Berteena Shonvette Williams, 55, Terrell, expired registra- weapon, possession of drug paraphernalia. Property damage: April 23, 500 block of West Moore Avenue. tion, failure to display driver’s license. Diamond Ja’Nell Bursey, 17, Terrell, *possession of mari- Fraud/forgery: April 23, 2000 block of Griffi th Avenue. Alicia Cardenas, 23, Forney, public intoxication, theft under juana less than two ounces. (TISD police). Theft: April 23, 300 block of East Moore Avenue. $100, disorderly conduct. Robert Dexter Jarrett Jr., 42, violation of bond or a protec- Disturbance: April 24, 200 block of Olivia Drive. Courtney Denise Crawford, 22, Canton, possession of drug tive order, possession of a controlled substance (PG 1) less than Theft: April 24, 1700 block of South Hwy. 34. paraphernalia, failure to maintain fi nancial responsibility, expired a gram, driving while intoxicated (third or more), prohibited sub- Theft: April 24, 600 block of American Way. driver’s license. stance in a correctional facility. Theft: April 24, 1400 block of West Moore Avenue. Tanner Kevin Dittmar, 21, Boerne, probation violation. William Scott Cernoch, 38, Terrell, possession of drug par- Auto theft: April 24, 1100 block of N. Hwy. 34. Jerry Clyde Miller Jr., 29, Kaufman, no driver’s license, fail- aphernalia. Assault: April 24, 400 block of Greenwood Street. ure to appear. Tomoderick Clayton McGary, 19, Terrell, disorderly con- Disturbance: April 24, 200 block of Baker Street. Martin Ornelas, 21, Terrell, assault causing bodily injury to duct. Disturbance: April 24, 900 block of South Medora Street. a family member, no driver’s license, failure to maintain fi nancial Julio Rodriguez, 19, Terrell, minor in possession of tobacco, Auto theft: April 25, 1700 block of Wilson Road. responsibility. Disturbance: April 25, 1700 block of S. Hwy. 34. Jose Cardenas, 33, Kaufman, no driver’s license, ran a red Assault: April 25, 300 block of Rash Lane. light. Theft: April 25, 1900 block of West Moore Avenue. James Rodriguez, 42, Indianapolis, Ind., assault by contact/ U RENT IT Property damage: April 26, 100 block of Leighton Drive. family violence. Disturbance: April 26, 2300 block of West Moore Avenue. Phillip Jason Turner, 42, Terrell, assault of a family or Burglary: April 27, 200 block of Meadowcrest Drive. household member by impeding circulation or breath, assault by SALES & SERVICE Theft: April 27, 100 block of Windsor Avenue. )RUWKH+RPH)DUP-RE 3OD\ Excavator

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Ribbon cutting ceremonies were recently held for Terrell Chamber of Commerce new member, ANISA ARVIZU DYLAN ATKINSON ALEXA AUSTIN ROSA AVILA JASMINE BALDWIN MEAGAN BARENOS ALFREDO BARRIENTOS JASMINE THE SECRET BOOK at 804 E. Moore, Suite D Terrell, TX 75160. 469-951-4764 ABIGAIL BECK BROOKLYN BELKEN TAYLOR BLANKENSHIP STEVEN BRYANT JADARREL BUCHANAN JAMES BURNES CHRISTOPHER BYERS BALDWINBALDWIN Jas, You did it !! Graduating in We are so blessed, and so the top 10 plus your AA degree. very proud of everything you We are not surprised . We knew have accomplished. Not only the moment we ﬁrst laid eyes graduating from High School on you ,you were destined for but you are also graduating great things. We couldn’t be with an Associates Degrees in more proud. The best is yet to Liberal Arts from TVCC. Two ERIC CAMPOS ROBLES ROBERTO CANO ISAAC CARDIEO NEYDA CARDOZA KRISTY CARTER CHIARA CASTELLONE GUADALUP E CASTILLO be. Sam Houston is lucky to get more years at Sam Houston to you. get your bachelor’s degree. Hours of Operation: Mon. – Fri. 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. Owner: Carletta Baskin All our love, So very proud! We love you! Memaw and Papa Mom, Dad & Mike

“Ye are of God, little children, and have overcome them: because greater is he that is in you, than he that is in the world.” I John 4:4 Be GREAT Khalid!!!! [email protected] Love Mama, Tady, Kalex, Granny, PawPaw, Auntie, Fluffy, and Ant PROTO CASTRO EVELYN CERDA ALEXIS CHAPMAN EZRA CHAPMAN LEA CHAVEZ STORMY CHERRY PAIGE CLARK The Secret Book is a book store located at the East end of Terrell. At the Secret Book, books can be purchased or customers can stay and read while drinking a cup of coffee. Contact PATTY BARRINGER for pricing and information! AD SPONSORED BY PATTY BARRINGER FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT [email protected] WWW.TERRELLTEXAS.COM 972-563-6476 972-563-5703 The Terrell Chamber of Commerce The Terrell Chamber of Commerce Convention and Visitors Bureau Convention and Visitors Bureau Welcomes Its Newest Member Welcomes Its Newest Member ECO SAFE PEST CONTROL EMPIRE PAINT & BODY

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A display of unity

Hൺඇ඄ Mඎඋඉඁඒ Pඁඈඍඈඌ At left: Kiwanis Club President Don Archer, with his fi ancée Judy Dodd, was honored Tuesday evening for Archer’s President’s Project, which was placement of fi ve fl ags outside the clubhouse on Elm Drive. American and Texas fl ags fl utter alongside service fl ags for the Kiwanis, Lions and Rotary clubs in a “monument to unity,” according to Geron Bryan, pastor of Rockwall and Brin Church of Christ and a Kiwanis Club member. Archer’s project “speaks to a beautiful community that thrives on unity and celebrates unity,” Bryan said. At right are Carlton Tidwell, president of the Rotary Club (left), Archer (center), and Joe Hood, president of the local Lions Club. The clubs all use the clubhouse as their meeting place.

Kiwanis >@ Property Tax Protest and Appeal Procedures Property owners have the right to protest actions concerning their dence, facts and argument. If you decide to participate by telephone property tax appraisals. You may follow these appeal procedures conference call, you must provide your evidence to the ARB with a Pancake if you have a concern about: written affidavit at least 10 days before the ARB hearing begins. You may use Comptroller Form 50-283, Property Owner’s Affidavit of the appraised (market) value of your property; Evidence to the Appraisal Review Board, to submit evidence for your the unequal value of your property compared with other properties; telephone conference call hearing or for hearing by affidavit. the inclusion of your property on the appraisal records; Day any exemptions that may apply to you; You and the CAD representative have the opportunity to present evi- the qualification for an agricultural or timber appraisal; dence about your case. You may cross-examine the CAD representa- the taxing units taxing your property; tive. The ARB will make its decision based on the evidence presented the property ownership; by both parties. In most cases, the CAD has the burden of establishing the change of use of land receiving special appraisal; the property’s value by a preponderance of the evidence presented. failure of the chief appraiser or appraisal review board (ARB) May 11 In certain protests, the chief appraiser has the burden of proving to send a required notice; or any action taken by the chief appraiser, county appraisal dis- the property’s value by clear and convincing evidence. You should trict (CAD) or ARB that applies to and adversely affects you. review ARB hearing procedures to learn more about evidence and related matters. Cඈඎඋඍൾඌඒ Pඁඈඍඈ Informal Review Hungry for some pancakes? You should not try to contact ARB members outside of the hearing. dŚĞŽĨĨŝĐĞĚŽŽƌƐǁŝůůďĞůŽĐŬĞĚ͘&ŽƌĂŶŝŶĨŽƌŵĂůƌĞǀŝĞǁ͕ǇŽƵDh^dƐŝŐŶŝŶ ARB members are required to sign an affidavit saying that they The Kiwanis Club of Terrell ƵƐŝŶŐĞŝƚŚĞƌŵĞƚŚŽĚďĞůŽǁƚŽƌĞĐĞŝǀĞƵƉĚĂƚĞƐďǇƚĞǆƚŵĞƐƐĂŐĞĂƐǇŽƵƌƚƵƌŶ have not talked about your case before the ARB hears it. is hosting its annual Pancake ĂƉƉƌŽĂĐŚĞƐ͘ x Visit our website www.kaufman-cad.org and click “Join the Queue” Review by the District Court, an Arbitrator or SOAH Day 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, x Text “Kaufman Central Appraisal District” to 972-972-9819 May 11 at Rockwall and After it decides your case, the ARB must send you a copy of its Review by the ARB order by certified mail. If you are not satisfied with the ARB’s deci- Brin Church of Christ, 407 If you cannot resolve your problem informally with the CAD, you file sion, you have the right to appeal to district court. As an alternative N. Rockwall St. Tickets are a notice of protest requesting to have your case heard by the ARB. to district court, you may appeal through binding arbitration or the $8 and available from any State Office of Administrative Hearings (SOAH) if you meet the Kiwanis member or at the The ARB is an independent board of citizens that hears and de- qualifying criteria. termines protests regarding property appraisals or other concerns door. In this photo, Kiwanis listed above. It has the power to order the CAD to make the neces- If you choose to go to district court, you must start the process by Club member Ronnie Davis sary changes based on evidence heard during the ARB hearing. filing a petition with the district court within 60 days of the date you ﬂ ips pancakes at last year's receive the ARB’s order. If you chose to appeal through binding If you file a written request for an ARB hearing (notice of protest) arbitration, you must file a request for binding arbitration with the Pancake Day. before the deadline, the ARB will set your case for a hearing and CAD not later than the 60th day after you receive notice of the ARB send you written notice of the time, date and place of the hearing. If order. If you chose to appeal to the SOAH, you must file an appeal necessary, you may request a hearing in the evening or on a Saturday. with the CAD not later than the 90th day after you receive notice You may use Comptroller Form 50-132, Property Appraisal - Notice of the ARB’s order. Appeals to district court, binding arbitration or The Terrell Chamber of Commerce of Protest, to file your written request for an ARB hearing. SOAH all require payment of certain fees or deposits. Convention and Visitors Bureau Prior to your hearing, you may request a copy of the evidence the Tax Payment Welcomes Its Newest Member CAD plans to introduce at the hearing to establish any matter at issue. You must pay the amount of taxes due on the portion of the tax- Before a hearing on a protest or immediately after the hearing begins, able value not in dispute, the amount of taxes due on the property you or your agent and the CAD are required to provide each other under the order from which the appeal is taken or the amount of GRIY BELLE BOUTIQUE with a copy of any materials (evidence) intended to be offered or sub- taxes due in the previous year. mitted to the ARB at the hearing. Evidence may be submitted for any hearing type either in paper or on a small portable electronic device More Information (such as a CD, USB flash drive or thumb drive) which will be kept You can get more information by contacting your CAD at

by the ARB. Do NOT bring evidence on a smart phone. The ARB’s hearing procedures regarding all the requirements to properly submit Kaufman Central Appraisal District evidence on a small portable electronic device must be reviewed. P.O. Box 819 Kaufman, Texas 75142 To the greatest extent practicable, the hearing will be informal. You or your designated agent may appear in person, by telephone confer- You can get Comptroller forms and additional information on how ence call or by submission of a written affidavit to present your evi- to prepare a protest from the Comptroller’s website at comptroller. texas.gov/taxes/property-tax/.

Deadline for Filing Protests with the ARB* Usual Deadline protest you filed), the deadline is not later than the 30th day after Not later than May 15 (or within 30 days after a notice of ap- the notice of the change was delivered to you. praised value was mailed to you, whichever is later). (You may insert deadline for protests concerning omitted property if doing so would avoid taxpayer confusion.) Late protests are allowed for good cause if you miss the usual deadline. The ARB decides whether you have good cause. Late protests are not allowed after the ARB approves the appraisal records for the year. Ribbon cutting ceremonies were recently held for Terrell Chamber of Commerce new member, Special Deadlines Gritty Belle Boutique at 116 E. Moore, Terrell, TX 75160. 972-922-9798 For change of use (the CAD informed you that you are losing If you believe the CAD or ARB should have sent you a notice and Hours of Operation: Tues. – Fri. 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. agricultural appraisal because you changed the use of your land), did not, you may file a protest until the day before taxes become the deadline is not later than the 30th day after the notice of the delinquent (usually Feb. 1) or no later than the 125th day after the Owners: Kerri Robinson, Georgia Robinson [email protected] determination was delivered to you. We have trendy styles that appeal to young and mature. We carry regular and plus sizes. date you claim you received a tax bill from one or more of the taxing units that tax your property. The ARB decides whether it For ARB changes (the ARB has informed you of a change that Thank you for welcoming us to Terrell! will hear your case based on evidence about whether a required AD SPONSORED BY increases your tax liability and the change did not result from a FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT notice was mailed to you. WWW.TERRELLTEXAS.COM 972-563-5703 * The deadline is postponed to the next business day if it falls on a weekend or legal, state or national holiday.

The Terrell Tribune, Saturday, May 1, 2021 – Page 1B INSIDE THIS ISSUE VOL. 12 NO. 3 • MAY - JUNE 2021 SMALL BUSINESS SPOTLIGHTS The Chamber Spotlight COMMUNITY EVENT LISTING CHAMBER RIBBON CUTTINGS

North Texas Antique Tractor Show Set for June 12-13 The North Texas Antique Tractor and Engine Club’s Show, Pull and Swap meet will be held Saturday and Sunday June 12-13 at Ben Gill Park in Terrell. The show hours are Saturday, June 12 – 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, June 13 – 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Ages eight and under get into the event for free. Admission for age nine and up is $5. The event will consist of small engine displays, tractor parade, tractor display, antique tractor pulls and a kiddie obstacle course. A dinner provided for exhibitors will be on Saturday night. For more information call Lyle at 214-497-1611, email [email protected] or visit online at www.North-Texas-Antique-Tractor-and-En- gine-Club.org. New Location for the Annual July 4 Fireworks Show

This year, make plans to enjoy the 4th of July Fireworks display at a new location – Terrell Municipal Airport. A decision was made to re- locate the show for safety concerns, consider- ing the close proximity of the Timbers apart- ment complex, Furlough Middle School and the ExCEL Center. Spectators can come out to the airport to enjoy food vendors and a hot air balloon glow that evening, with the ﬁ reworks show begin- ning at approximately 9:30 p.m. There is no charge for parking or admission. We hope you join the fun on Sunday, July 4 at Terrell Municipal Airport, 400 East British Flying School Blvd.

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Page 2B– The Terrell Tribune, Saturday, May 1, 2021 Small Business Spotlights In each quarterly Spotlight, we like to highlight local small businesses. We want you to get to know some of their stories and meet the faces behind these businesses. They are vital to our community and we ask you to please consider shopping and supporting local businesses. Q&A with Kalena & Terry Barber, Shooters Texas

What type of products and services does Terrell. Shooters Texas provide? Any fun facts or other information you'd like Firearms Sales, Firearms training, License to the community to know about your business? Carry a handgun instruction & certifi cation. We are a woman-owned business. In addition How long has Shooters Texas been in busi- to the Texas LTC course, we off er other fi rearms ness in Terrell? training ranging from basic handgun to advanced 14 years. tactical fi rearms. How did you get started in your business? What is something no one knows about you After each of us retired from 20-year law en- or your business? forcement careers, we decided we wanted to get In the 14 years we have been in business we into the fi rearms training business and fi rearms have instructed over 3,000 students in License to sales to assist new gun owners to be safe, respon- Carry and other fi rearms training. sible and profi cient with their fi rearms. We also Why is Chamber membership important to wanted to provide quality fi rearms at a reasonable you? price. We consider the Chamber a very important as- What are your hours of operation and where set to our business as they help us stay in touch are you located? with the community as well as keeping us in- We are available to contact Sun-Mon 9am-5pm. formed about trends in the retail world. We do not have a storefront at this time so we How can customers reach you? operate from our home where we have a DPS 214-734-0812, [email protected], www. approved outdoor gun range on our property in shooterstx.com Q&A with Rodney & Kathy Lawson, Hot Rodz Diner

What type of food does Hot Rodz Diner on select Saturdays and we are an old-fashioned serve? home-cooking diner. Car shows take place in the We provide home cooking. spring and fall. How long has Hot Rodz Diner been in busi- What is something no one knows about you ness in Terrell? or your business? Since June 2020. I am a Terrell High School graduate and we are How did you get started in the restaurant committed to being the best we can. business? Why is Chamber membership important to We opened a location in Crandall and added you? the one in Terrell when building became avail- I think a strong Chamber helps businesses by able. promoting them and seeing how they can help What are your hours of operation and where them be more successful and the Terrell Cham- are you located? ber does an outstanding job of that. I enjoy my Currently we are open Monday 7am-3pm, membership in both of my businesses with Ter- Tuesday thru Thursday 7am-8pm, Friday 7am- rell Chamber. It is a great partnership and that is 9pm, Saturday 8am-8pm, and Sunday 8am-3pm. exactly what a membership is in the Chamber: a Anything else you'd like the community to partnership! know about Hot Rodz Diner? How can customers ﬁ nd you? We have the Terrell Car Club meeting on Tues- 307 I-20, Terrell; (469)474-7079; info@hotro- day nights at 5 pm. We also have karaoke on dzdiner.com; www.hotrodzdiner.com. Find us on Tuesdays from 6:30-8:30pm; we have live music Facebook at Hot Rodz Diner -Terrell.

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Fountain 5K Results The Terrell Tribune, Saturday, May 1, 2021 – Page 3B

A chilly Saturday morning didn’t stop racers from Under 8 Results 40-49 Results coming out to Ben Gill Park for the Fountain 5K Female 1st Place: Vanellope Vasquez Female 1st Place: Ericka Ojeda; 2nd Place: Rebec- Run/Walk. Male 1st Place: Cody Robinson; 2nd Place: Liam ca Jacquez; 3rd Place: Heather Parsons The event, which was part of the 40th annual Ter- Avalos Male 1st Place: Jeff Graham; 2nd Place: Chris Bak- rell Jubilee, benefi ts the Volunteer Services Council 9-14 Results er; 3rd Place: Garry Fulton (VSC) of Terrell State Hospital and it celebrates the Female 1st Place: Scarlet Casarez; 2nd Place: Josi- 50-59 Results charm and heritage of Terrell as participants pass his- lyn Graham; 3rd Place: Madeline Vasquez Female 1st Place: Indy Poe; 2nd Place: Elizabeth toric homes built at the turn of the century on the sce- Male 1st Place: Collin Baker; 2nd Place: Abhi Jet- Mendez; 3rd Place: Irene Vasquez nic neighborhood route. The course is certifi ed and ty; 3rd Place: Maveerick Robinson Male 1st Place: Amar Jetty; 2nd Place: Enrique All Sports Timing provided the timing services. 15-19 Results Mendez; 3rd Place: Kevin Adams There were 96 participants for this year’s race. Male 1st Place: Caleb Kinnart; 2nd Place: Ren Ro- 60-69 Results Best Time Overall jas; 3rd Place: Jesus Valenzuela Female 1st Place: Kathryn Martinez; 2nd Place: Connor Rohman won the male race with a time of 20-29 Results Della Duff ; 3rd Place: Carmen Fugate 17:30.0. Female 1st Place: Natalie Villa; 2nd Place: Stepha- Male 1st Place: Ronald Haight; 2nd Place: Peter Jocelyn Barajas won the female race with a time nie Tafolla ; 3rd Place : Tori Solis McNabb of 25:18.5 Male 1st Place: Adrian Mojica; 2nd Place: Maver- Over 70 Results Masters Division Results ick Cunigan; 3rd Place: Juan Vargas Female 1st Place: Victoria Vasquez; 2nd Place: Female 1st Place: Mary Kellogg; 2nd Place: Ra- 30-39 Results Elizabeth Jones; 3rd Place: Adeline Johnson chel Betaneant; 3rd Place: Crystal Humphries Female 1st Place: Maria Diaz; 2nd Place: Nicole Male 1st Place: William Plate Male 1st Place: Will Thompson; 2nd Place: Alex Gano; 3rd Place: Miriam Bueno Betaneant; 3rd Place: Moises Roviero Male 1st Place: Jose Vasquez; 2nd Place: John Mi- chael O’Neal Congratulations IBCA State Championship BBQ Cook-Off Winners Once again as part of Terrell Jubilee, we hosted the IBCA State Championship BBQ Cook-Off . Competitors could compete in Pit or Local Divisions.

Grand Champion: We Dem Boyz BBQ Reserve Grand Champion: Short Rib BBQ Local Division Winner: Randy Brumbelow Congratulations to the following winners!!

Local Chicken 3rd Place - Almost Energy Pit Ribs 1st Place - 1 NUCOR 4th Place - Crow Boys 1st Place - Short Rib BBQ 2nd Place - Acuña Matata 5th Place - Boom-Boom BBQ 2nd Place - We Dem Boyz BBQ 3rd Place - A-Towne Hippies Pit Brisket 3rd Place - Tiny E BBQ 4th Place - B Smokers 1st Place - Sure Shot BBQ 4th Place - Limp Brizkit 5th Place - Redneck Smokers 2nd Place - We Dem Boyz BBQ 5th Place - Hat Creek Q Pit Chicken 3rd Place - Steel Smoke Beans 1st Place - Short Rib BBQ 4th Place - Burn Barrell BBQ 1st Place - Ed Faulder 2nd Place - Sure Shot BBQ 5th Place - Big B BBQ 2nd Place - David Leﬂ et 3rd Place - Limp Brizkit Local Ribs 3rd Place - Randy Salinas 4th Place - Dos Eggies BBQ 1st Place - Own it Cobbler 5th Place - Big Ed BBQ 2nd Place - Hands On BBQ 1st Place - George Taylor Local Brisket 3rd Place - Smokin Crows 2nd Place - Randy Brumbelow 1st Place - Hands On BBQ 4th Place - 1 NUCOR 3rd Place - Teresa Faulder 2nd Place - 1 NUCOR 5th Place - B Smoker

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Events The Terrell Tribune, Saturday, May 1, 2021 – Page 5B May-June Community Event Listing 4th Annual Jake Wilson Ribbon Cutting for T-Mobile Ribbon Cutting for TriCounty MSP The Vagabond Players Present Memorial Annual Bass 5/6/21 1:00 PM 5/17/21 12:30 PM “A Doublewide Texas Christmas” Team Tournament 610 America Way - Rockwall & Brin Church of Christ 6/18/21, 6/19/21, 6/25/21, 5/1/21 10:00 AM Terrell @ Crossroads 407 North Rockwall - Terrell 6/26/21 7:30 PM Minnow Bucket Marina 6/20/21 & 6/27/21 2:00 PM 3035 W Hwy 154 Ribbon Cutting for Morning Mingle The Iris Stage at Books and Crannies Quitman, TX 75783 Completion of FM 148 5/26/21 7:30 - 9:00 AM 209 W. Moore Ave 5/6/21 2:00 PM Fairfi eld Inn by Marriott at Crossroads Coffee at the Chamber TBA 351 Market Center Drive Board / Membership Luncheon 5/5/21 7:30 AM - 9:00 AM 6/21/21 11:30 AM Terrell Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Pancake Day Terrell Cash Mob TBA 1314 W Moore Ave 5/11/21 7:00 AM 5/27/21 3:00 PM Rockwall & Brin Church of Christ Location TBA CAC Designer Purse Bingo Ribbon Cutting for 407 N Rockwall Ave 6/25/21 & 6/26/21 6:00 PM Circle B Construction Chamber Offi ce Closed Rusted Rail Golf Club 5/5/21 9:00 AM Ribbon Cutting for Holy Cross OBGYN Memorial Day Holiday Terrell Chamber of Commerce 5/12/21 8:00 AM 5/31/21 12:00 AM 1314 W Moore Avenue - Terrell 105 E High St North Texas Antique Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope Job Fair Board / Membership Luncheon Tractor & Engine Club Show 5/5/21 3:00 - 6:30 PM 5/17/21 11:30 AM 6/12/21 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM 803 Airport Rd Rockwall & Brin Church of Christ 6/13/21 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM 407 North Rockwall - Terrell Ben Gill Park Terrell Chamber of Commerce Renewals Ables Springs National Wild Turkey Shooters Texas & Firearms Special Utility District Federation - Kaufman Co. Chapter Training Academy, LLC Advance’d Olive Garden Team National Temporaries/A.T. Staffi ng ONEOK Ter-Jan Company Anchor Printing Oscar’s Barbecue & Catering Terrell Chiropractic and Wellness Center Brookshire’s Food Store Platinum Ford Terrell ISD Cindy Boshart, Insurance Agent Prints Charming Tees Excellence Foundation, Inc. Colonial Lodge Assisted Living Rustic Cactus Terrell’s Best Bingo Earl & LuAnne Bourland Schnorrbusch Vannoy Surveyors, Inc. En Vogue Heating & Air Conditioning Victory Baptist Church Epic Life Church Fairfi eld by Marriott Crossroads at Terrell GH Crane Hickory Roots BBQ & Jake Wilson G S Learn more about us and our mobile app for Memorial Foundation Inc. SALES ,SKRQHDQG$QGURLG6KRSRQOLQHDQG¿QG Joe & Beth Hood the location nearest you at AutoZone.com Junior and Son Plumbing DISCOUNT BUILDING MATERIALS Large selection of building materials. Kaufman County Many different items. Inventory changes often. Republican Woman 602 E. Goode 4304 W. Hwy. 80 1119 E. Quinlan Pkwy. Quitman Terrell Quinlan Mill Creek Ranch Resort 903.763.2931 972.563.7821 903.356.4805

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The Terrell Tribune, Saturday, May 1, 2021 – Page 7B TERRELL CHURCH DIRECTORY This devotional and directory is made possible by these businesses who encourage all of us to attend worship services. Thank you to the businesses for their support.

DAVID DESMOND, Owner Buy 1 sandwich-get a sandwich of Western Environmental Building Materials, Carpet, equal or lesser value FREE. Shingles, Sheet Metal, Doors, * Limit 1 per customer. Services Cabinets, Windows Offer good with coupon only. ฀฀฀฀฀฀ MARINE & ATV PRODUCTS 972.563.7821 91 HWY 205., Terrell, TX ฀, 972-563-1789 Hwy. 80 West, Terrell 1702 HWY 34S., Terrell, TX ฀ 76)6?;,99,33;?

- All are welcome at General Contractor cindy crecy’s Electrolysis/Derma Clinic The Episcopal Church • Permanent hair removal • Pulse-light therapy Risinger Veterinary Hospital ฀฀ • Therapeutic facials • Body polish/wraps of the Good Shepherd • Acid peels • Eyelash perm/tints Offers Special Care For Your Small or Large Animals ฀฀ • Spider vein therapy • Eyelash extensions 200 W College Street ฀฀฀฀฀฀฀ • Micro-dermabrasion • Cellulite reduction 551 FM 148 • Terrell 972-563-3305 • Body sugaring • Hydra facial 972-563-2412 www.goodshepherdterrell.org Licensed & Insured Dr. Casey Risinger Dr. Megan Harris 903-887-5483 800-945-4118 ฀฀ 313 W. Moore Suite 300 Ph: (972) 563-9475 Terrell, Tx 75160 Dr. Kerri McMahon Dr. Lisa Dunn billyodomrooﬁngandconstruction.com ฀

Terrell Healthcare Center ฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀ POWERLAB, INC. Your local leader in nursing & rehabilitation services. DOY’S AUTO REPAIR, INC. Compliments of Management & STATE CERTIFIED EMISSION REPAIRS Employees 972-563-7668 (972) 563-5935 www.nexion-health.com 6053 CR 319B JOHN WARD ฀฀฀฀฀ Terrell, TX 75161 Owner

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ASSEMBLIES OF GOD: New Hope Baptist Church 1250 Rose Hill Rd, Terrell Terrell Bible Church 607 S.Rockwall Street, Terrell 972-563-9790 801 Johnson St., Terrell Terrell First Assembly 972-524-7188 203 Main St., Terrell Oak Grove Baptist Church United Church of God in Christ 972-524-5404 11243 CR 352, Elmo 901 South Hattie, Terrell The Church of the Living God 972-524-4387 502 Mt Olive St, Terrell BAPTIST: HOLINESS: 972-524-2709 Poetry Baptist Church Abner Baptist Church 19311 FM 986, Terrell Worldwide Apostolic Ministries Church of Gods Promises Family Church 6877 FM 2727, Kaufman (972) 524-3381 Jesus Christ Inc. 701 N. Rockwall St. Ter- 819 W. Moore Ave., Terrell 972-932-4017 rell 469-337-6991 Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church 972-210-7200. Bethlehem Baptist Church 321 Frank St., Terrell PENTECOSTAL: 500 South Frances St.,Terrell 972-563-2206 INTERDENOMINATIONAL: 972-524-0596 Iglesia Christiana Ebenezer Lively Stone Baptist Church Travel Center Family Ministry 1213 S. Medora St., Terrell Chisholm Baptist Church 803 S. Medora St. Terrell 1700 Wilson Rd., Terrell (TA Travel Center) 469-474-4103 1388 S. State Hwy 205, Rockwall 972-563-0909 972-563-0320 Union Valley Baptist Church Life Pointe Church 1241 CR 303, Terrell EPISCOPAL: *ULIÀWK$YH7HUUHOO Cobb Baptist Church 972-563-7838 972.563.1232 11300 E Hwy 80, Terrell Good Shepherd Episcopal Church 972-743-1366 Victory Baptist Church 200 W. College St., Terrell Jesus Revival Center 6651 Colquitt Rd, Terrell 972-563-2412 312 Talty Rd., Terrell , TX Cornerstone Baptist Church 972-563-0861 972-210-7299 113 State Highway 205, Terrell METHODIST: 972-563-1011, CATHOLIC: Vision De Jesucristo College Mound United Methodist Church 709 N Virginia St., Terrell Crossover Baptist Church St. John Catholic Church 14490 FM 429., Terrell 214-777-2119 Southern Baptist 702 North Frances, Terrell 972-524-1823 22130 FM 429, Terrell 972-563-3643 PRESBYTERIAN: (972) 563-5582 Poetry United Methodist Church CHRISTIAN: 18734 FM 986., Terrell First Presbyterian Church of Terrell Emmanuel Baptist Church 972-551-1882 *ULIÀWK$YH7HUUHOO 1717 North Frances, Terrell, First Christian Church 972-563-3562 972-563-5635 405 N. Adelaide Terrell St. James African Methodist Episcopal 972-551-4700 504 S. Rockwall St., Terrell SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST: First Baptist Church 972-551-0211 403 N. Catherine St., Terrell CHURCH OF CHRIST: Terrell Seventh Day Adventist Church 972-5637561 St. Luke Christian Methodist 315 Wall St., Terrell Ables Springs Church Of Christ Episcopal Church 972-551-3001 First Missionary Baptist Church 18000 block of Kaufman County Rd 338, 800 S. Frances St., Terrell 201 Poetry Rd., Terrell Ables Springs 972-551-2280 OTHER: 972-563-6000 Colquitt Road Church Of Christ First United Methodist Church Terrell Senior Community Church Fellowship Baptist Church 1350 Colquitt Road, Terrell 503 W. College St., Terrell 350 Windsor Ave., Terrell 1550 CR 303., Terrell 972-563-6281 972-563-6274 469-652-0924 972-743-6293 East Moore Church of Christ Warren Chapel United The Rock Church Of Terrell Friendship Baptist Church 1017 E. Moore Ave, Terrell Methodist Church 15554 North State Hwy 34. 515 Bethlehem st 469-358-3044 810 S. Adelaide., Terrell 972-524-6307 Terrell,Tx.75160 972 563-7392 Forney Church Of Christ Rafter J Cowboy Church Highland Baptist Church 619 W. Broad St., Forney NAZARENE: 1701 CR 305/PO Box 1084, Terrell 416 Dixon St. Terrell 972-564-4989 214-229-6457 972-563-9482 Faith Fellowship Church of the Nazarene Rockwall & Brin Church Of Christ *ULIÀWK$YH7HUUHOO Round Pen Cowboy Church Iglesia Bautista Central 407 N. Rockwall St., Terrell 972-563-8048 5620 North FM 148, Terrell 515 N. Adelaide St. 972-563-3464 469-595-6630 Terrell, TX 75160 469.835.3856 West End Church of Christ NON-DENOMINATION: 205 West End Street Terrell La Primera Iglesia Bautista Hispana (972)563-5046 Epic Life Church 805 San Jacinto St, Terrell, TX 646 N Rockwall Ave, Terrell, TX 214-536-4639 972-210-7125 CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST: Mt. Calvary Baptist Church Freedom To Worship Gospel Church 1018 WestEnd St., Terrell Evangel Church of God in Christ 401 S. Adelaide St.,Terrell 972-563-3109 103 Mira Pl, Terrell, (Quality Inn & Suites) 469-474-4799 469-614-3096 Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church Holy Temple Church of God in Christ OnThisRockMinistry 807 S. Virginia St. / PO Box 661 926 S. Adelaide St. Terrell Holiday Inn, 300 Tanger Rd., Terrell Terrell, TX 75160 214-500-3757 972-563-8123 Greater Rose Hill Church of God in Christ

Page 8B– The Terrell Tribune, Saturday, May 1, 2021 Job Postings Below is a listing of current job postings submitted by Chamber members. To submit a job to be included on our website and in our weekly newsletter, login to the Member Information Center and click ‘Job Postings’ to the left to submit. B.H. Daves Appliances – Part-Time Bookkeeper B.H. Daves Appliances – Warehouse Help Farmers Insurance – Jeﬀ Smith Agency – Customer Services Sales Representative Madix, Inc. – Attendant Madix, Inc. – Forklift Operator Madix, Inc. – Machine Operator Madix, Inc. – Wire Cutter Nucor Buildings Group Texas – Detailer-(Structural Draftsman) Nucor Buildings Group Texas – Entry Level Production Nucor Buildings Group Texas – Maintenance Tech 3rd Shift San Benito Shutter – Warehouse Associate – Delivery Driver U-Rent-It Sales & Service – CDL Truck Driver U-Rent-It Sales & Service – Diesel Mechanic U-Rent-It Sales & Service – Party Crew Technician

CITY OF TERRELL’S Trusted Trash Partner Since 2001 J g ^³ ®» §q ¨ ÄQ84Ä q¨¨Éq¢ S»»¢¢ .É|¢ q É ¿É}}¿¿? Platinum Collection of Dealerships · U-Rent-It Sales & Service Cliff's Heating & Air · TVEC · J.S. Helwig & Son Competitive Edge Realty - Deana Elliott Boyd, REALTOR® STAR Transit · Denny Rohe · Darren Lemons · Deb Helm Kevin & Lori Prouty · John Kegerreis · Robert Messer Jamie Clough, City of Terrell Public Services Operations Percy Butler, Ivan Navarrete & Terrell Parks Dept Crew Billy Beggs, Darius Denson & Terrell Streets Dept Crew Terrell Police Dept · Terrell ISD Police Dept Kaufman County Sheriff's Office · Terrell Fire Dept TISD Robotics · Madix · TISD FFA · Home Depot McCoy's Building Supply · Carter BloodCare Academy Sports & Outdoors · The Lions Club of Terrell TSH Volunteer Services Council · Terrell Garden Club Sharing the Love Foundation and the countless number of volunteers that continue to support us!