The popular Cops and Campers program hosted by the Sachse Police Department will be back this summer with some modifications after the COVID-19 pandemic forced the department to cancel the event in 2020. The program is a free sum­mer youth camp open to all Sachse...

Sachse City Council held a public hearing concerning amendments to a zoning ordi­nance, considered changes to the code of ethics policy and discussed options for the Bailey Road project during the April 19 regular meeting. Director of Development Ser­vices Matt...

The work of a local composer will be featured on a new classi­cal album released on all digital music platforms April 23. The album, “Sustain Vol. 2: Solo Piano and Chamber Works,” is a multi-composer album that features the track “Nocturne” composed by Wylie resident...

The Sachse Bond Committee met in-person April 12 to tour various potential projects for the upcoming bond package. The committee was formed at the March 1 regular city council meeting and consists of Tim Shiv­ers, Lindsay Buhler, Brad Ford, John McKinney, Charles Elk,...

For years, the subject of term limits has been broached on more than one occasion at local, state and federal gov­ernment levels. Sachse City Council brief­ly discussed term limits in a March meeting in which they appointed nominees to various boards and commissions....

Sachse City Council consid­ered changes to the Red, White & Blue Blast during the April 5 meeting – the first in-person regular meeting since March 2, 2020. Options for the July 3 cele­bration were initially discussed during the Jan. 19 council meet­ing. At that...

Several Sachse High School students picked up some of the top awards at the Garland ISD Livestock Show and Sale. The event for Sachse FFA students was held April 8-10 at the GISD Agriculture Barn located at 2210 Pleasant Val­ley Road in Sachse for the first time. In...