Musical group Boitumelo visits Sachse Public Library and teaches the audience about Caribbean culture. They lead the group in a Haitian folk song and dance. To see more coverage and photos o... Read more
U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) met today with U.S. Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh. “I’ve known the judge for a long time, I’ve followed his record, and I think he is the type o... Read more
Councilmember Cullen King was elected Mayor pro tem last week. In a regular meeting Monday, July 2, the city council voted to appoint King to the yearlong position. His term will last until... Read more
The Laurie Schwenk Senior Activity Center in Sachse has a new director. Carla Ayala took over the position left vacant after the sudden passing of longtime manager Dixie Dickson in May. The... Read more
Sachse citizens have a new way to engage with their police department. On Thursday, June 28, the Sachse police held their first community chat. The event took place at Woodbridge Café, where... Read more
Relaxed schedules of summer give students much-needed downtime, but are they still reading? Garland ISD is providing two opportunities to further kids’ reading skills. Reading with Rodney an... Read more
In an age where everything is instant, Albert Kahanek likes to surround himself with reminders of the old-fashioned. Whether it is a stereoscopic viewer, a World War I-era postcard or a Nati... Read more
Students in Garland ISD will not be missing meals this summer. On June 12, Garland ISD began its annual tradition of feeding children in the summer. Thirteen different schools are offering f... Read more
Sachse officials are planning to celebrate the Fourth of July with a bang. On Tuesday, July 3, the city will host its annual Red, White and Blue Blast at Heritage Park. A parade will kick of... Read more
Michelle Howarth defeated Frank Millsap for Sachse City Council Place 2 in the runoff election Saturday, June 16. According to the unofficial reports, Howarth received 441 of the 715 total v... Read more