Sachse Public Works personnel were honored with a mayoral proclamation at the Monday, May 13 City Council meeting. John Kanelis/The Sachse News The Sachse City Council received its annual report from the fire department Monday, reviewing calls and response data from...
Sachse City Council held a workshop meeting to discuss the code of ethics among city councilmembers ahead of the March 15 regular meeting. The discussion came about after comments by Sachse residents Scott McMurdie during the citizen input appearance during the March...
The Sachse Public Library won the Achievement in Library Excellence Award for the third year in a row. The Texas Municipal Library Directors Association gives the award based on 10 service areas including providing services to underserved populations and maintaining...
After retiring, Sachse resident Richard New realized he didn’t know much about the community in which he lived. After reading about the Volunteers in Police Service (VIPS) program, he decided it might be the outlet he needed to get to know Sachse. “We were here...
The city of Sachse is planning a little something “eggstra” special for Easter. Sachse residents will have the opportunity to hunt for Easter Eggs across the City Hall complex. Recreation Manager Cynthia Wiseman said that from 9 a.m until 5 p.m. Friday, March 26,...
Sachse Police Department officials are finding ways to engage the community and provide the level of service they strive for despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Police Chief Bryan Sylvester said the department is looking for ways to reinstate several programs that were...
Several professional athletes visited Garland ISD schools, including Armstrong Elementary, Hudson Middle and Sachse High School, during the district’s intersession last week. Intersession is a new concept in GISD. This is the first year that the district has...
Sachse residents living the mug life will soon have a new coffee shop to choose from this month. Black Rock Coffee Bar, based in Oregon and known for its premium roasted coffees, teas, smoothies and energy drinks, is set to open its doors on March 19. The store will...
After canceling most events due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Sachse Police Department is finding a way to say “yes” to community engagement in 2021. Police Chief Bryan Sylvester said the “say yes” attitude encapsulates the overall philosophy of how the department...
