Two Sachse defenders combine on a tackle during Friday's 58-2 win over South Garland. Photo by Ashley Hudson / C&S Media By Devin Hasson [email protected] (Click on the link for a photo gallery from the game:...
Sachse residents should watch their mailboxes for 2020 property tax bills mailed this month from the office of county tax assessor. The county tax office each year prepares bills for 57 entities that assess property taxes, mailing more than 380,000 statements to...
Wylie Independent School District is focusing on hope and community in the 2020-21 school year, according to Superintendent David Vinson. Vinson, who joined WISD in 2011, gave a State of the District address to Sachse Chamber of Commerce Tuesday, Oct. 13. Hope was...
Sachse Chamber of Commerce and several local food pantries are partnering in an attempt to break the record for most pounds of food donated in one day. The food drive, dubbed the Mother of All Food Drives, is aiming for 600,000 pounds of food donations. The previous...
Halloween has been reimagined for residents as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to change various aspects of everyday life. This year, as an alternative to the Pumpkin Prowl the city has hosted in the past, Sachse city staff will be delivering candy to select...
Sachse picked up their first win of the season against North Garland. They dominated throughout, outgaining the Raiders 411 yards to 121 yards in a 41-7 victory. After a difficult start to the season due to COVID-19, the Mustangs are right where they want to be, 1-0...
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have changed the COVID-19 close contact guidelines after a corrections officer at a Vermont correctional facility tested positive. The previous guidelines considered “close contact” an interaction within six feet of...
Dallas County officials raised the Coronavirus threat level from “Orange” back to “Red” on Wednesday Oct. 14. The threat level was lowered to “Orange” in September, just days before the Labor Day holiday, but the Public Health Committee recommended officials raise the...
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is battling back against seven top aides who accuse him of bribery and abuse of office. The aides delivered the accusations in a letter to the agency’s human resources director. The Austin American-Statesman and KVUE-TV obtained and...
