After encountering complaints on its annual program to enhance the effectiveness of its year-round program to ensure that water distribution lines are disinfected, North Texas Municipal Wate... Read more
Playgrounds in Sachse will soon be accessible to everyone. Inclusive equipment is in the process of being installed at Firefighters Park, with plans for similar installations at Cornwall, St... Read more
The Hudson Middle School choir performs “Bring Him Home” from the musical “Les Miserables” at the Armstrong Elementary carnival Saturday, March 2. Other activities included inflatables, game... Read more
A carnival six months in the making is coming to Armstrong Elementary Saturday, March 2. From 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., guests can peruse all sorts of activities for a fee of $13 in advance or $15 a... Read more
Sachse City Council discussed and planned for future growth last week. Land, road, community center and crime updates were all brought before the council during the regularly-scheduled meeti... Read more
GISD settles on $33.5M budget after wading through costs Construction for the GISD natatorium is moving along swimmingly. Garland ISD recently broke ground for the indoor swimming facility,... Read more
Substitute teacher works to preserve black history A seemingly simple quilt collection at Wylie East High School helped unite students and teachers in learning about Black History Month. Fro... Read more
Attendees of the Wylie Education Foundation gala, held Saturday, Feb. 16, learn a dance from members of the Cooper Junior High Sparklers. The event helped raise $170,000 for the foundation. Read more
Crimes have continued to decrease in Sachse and Police Chief Bryan Sylvester credits the community for making the city safer. “My belief is that our partnerships with the community play a bi... Read more
Veterans, students, history buffs and everyone in between had a chance to step back in time last week. The World War I Mobile Museum stopped at Oxford Glen Memory Care Thursday, Feb. 7. From... Read more