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The only radio station in the Dallas area devoted to playing the music of the
Big Bands and Great Singers!
The official station for Terrell High School Sports! Hear the games live on KPYK 1570 AM.
News from the USA Radio Network every hour and traffic reports from Metro Networks for those commuting to and from Dallas.
Len Mohnkern plays recordings from his personal collection from the 1920's through the 1960's on Saturday Date every Saturday at 3:00 p.m.
Bob Snyder, Len Mohnkern, Bill Norris, and Dave Washburn sing and play your favorites
every Saturday afternoon at 2:15 on the Bob Snyder Show.
Hear broadcasts of the Terrell City Council and the Terrell School Board of Trustee
meetings.
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Pet Adoption
Although the adoption and registration day has passed, there are still animals at the shelter in need of a home.
The shelter is at 2601 East U.S. Hwy 80, next to the water plant.
New Council Members are Sworn In
Tommy Spencer, representing District 2, and Charles Whitaker, representing District 4, were sworn-in this week during the regular Terrell City Council meeting, then both took their places on the council and got down to business.
Part of that business was to pass a resolution denying Atmos Energy Corporation's Mid-Tex Division's requested rate change. Larry Smith, representing Atmos at the meeting, addressed the council asking for the resolution to be passed, thereby blocking the implementation of the new rates and allowing both sides to work out a resolution. Atmos had reqested to reduce the rate for residential customers from 25 cents to 7 cents per 100 cubic feet, while increasing the residential fixed monthly charge from $7.50 to $18.00, effectively increasing residential customer's natural gas bills by 13.6% excluding gas costs.
Hwy 34 Construction
South Highway 34 construction continues in Terrell, with preparations for bridge construction over U.S. Hwy 80, and work on the intersection of Hwy 34 at Airport Road. During heavy traffic hours, movement southward is slow due to lack of a left turn lane onto Airport Road, and the fact that Hwy 34 is down to two lanes at that point. If your intent is to get to Interstate 20, a better route would be Hwy 148 South.
Storm Victim Assistance Available
Representative Jeb Hensarling is encouraging those in the 5th District who need assistance following the storms on April 3rd to call his Athens office at (903) 675-8288 or his Dallas office at (214) 349-9996.
Cell Phone Recycling
Kaufman County Environmental Co-op reports cellular phones contain a minimum of eight toxic substances, and therefore should not be sent to the landfill, but recycled properly.
On the average, Americans replace their cellular phones every 12 to 18 months, creating 30,000 tons of potentially hazardous waste according to Environmental Co-op officials.
To help alleviate this problem, collection boxes are located at the Environmental Co-op Office, 401 N. Adelaide Street in Terrell, and at the Kaufman County Precinct 4 ECO-station, 6520 Plainview Drive in Kemp.
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