Kali and Nzuri, white lioness sisters now living at In-Sync Exotics, are undergoing treatment and evaluation after arriving in Wylie earlier this month. Courtesy photo Two white lionesses requiring urgent medical attention have found a new home in Wylie after being...
After closing for more than a year, the Laurie Schwenk Senior Activity Center has reopened its doors to welcome Sachse’s senior community. The center reopened a few weeks prior to the arrival of new senior center manager Robin Woodward, who said things are beginning...
With summer vacation coming to an end, Garland Independent School District students are set to return to the classroom Monday, Aug. 2. School officials anticipate there will be a prolonged period of adjustment as students — especially those who were virtual in the...
With the days becoming hotter, Sachse Fire-Rescue asks residents to keep safety in mind as they enjoy outdoor activities. “As the state opens back up, there are many more opportunities to participate in outdoor activities and gatherings,” Fire Prevention Specialist...
The Sachse bond committee held its final meeting June 13 at City Hall to determine a bond package they think is palatable to voters. The committee, consisting of Tim Shivers, Lindsay Buhler, Brad Ford, Scott McMurdie, Josh Ackles, Charles Elk and John McKinney, were...
Every Garland ISD student will have access to free, nutritious meals every school day throughout the 2021-22 school year. A student’s household income would typically need to meet eligibility requirements to qualify for free or reduced-price meals. This year,...
Sachse City Council made appointments to various boards and commissions, received a budget update and discussed Blackburn Road during the July 12 council meeting. Financial Director Teresa Savage presented information on the city’s long-range financial plan,...
While restaurants, stores and entertainment venues were closed during the pandemic, many Sachse residents took the opportunity to visit the city’s parks and trails and explore mother nature. Sachse Recreation Manager Cynthia Wiseman said she thinks the reason for...
After two years of construction, and more to follow, some of Sachse’s newest residents now call The Station home. The 134-acre mixed-use district that will add 1,000 homes, 400,000 square feet of commercial development and 36 acres of public parks and open space to...
