The Sachse Historical Society is serving up dessert with a side of history during its upcoming “Dessert and Learn” event Thursday, Sept. 24. The program, part of the society’s America 250 activities, will be held from 7-9 p.m. at the Sachse Historical Society Museum,...
Jane Sadler, M.D. pens witty, informational prose By Patty Montagno Staff Writer [email protected] As a beloved family practice physician, health blogger, featured contributor on several local morning talk shows and newspapers, Dr. Jane Sadler is a busy...
By Greg Ford Staff Writer [email protected] Devin Hayes and his sister, Eva, along with cousins Nathan Cook and Clark Packard, enjoy doing something together “every summer,” only this time around it took on a little more meaning. “Every summer we do a...
By Joe Reavis Staff Writer [email protected] An internationally renowned horse trainer from Wylie, Kai Handt, heads to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, for a couple of weeks in September as coach of the U.S. Paralympic Equestrian Team. This is the second Paralympics...
By Melinda Myers Don’t let disease-carrying mosquitoes keep you indoors this summer. Instead, employ these eight tips to protect yourself and manage these pests in your yard. Do a bit of yard and garden clean up. Remove weeds, manage neglected gardens and keep...
By Greg Ford Staff Writer [email protected] Shae Creel spent the first 18 years of his educational career as a teacher and administrator at the secondary, which included nine years as an assistant principal at Rowlett High School. This past school session,...
By Caren Rodriguez Special Contributor Nearly 40 students received the opportunity to continue learning at the second-annual Garland ISD Youth Digital summer camp. A joint venture between the district and Region 10, this year’s interactive camp focused on 3-D...
