Early voting begins today for the runoff election between Shelly Luther and Drew Springer for the Texas Senate District 30 seat. Early voting will run from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 9 through Dec. 12 and from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 14 and Tuesday,...

In the last meeting of the year, Sachse City Council swore in the newest councilmember, named a new mayor pro tem and approved a design for the J.K. Sachse Park. Mayor Michael Felix administered the oath of office for Place 3 Councilmember Frank Millsap, who defeated...

Trauma Service Area E (TSA E) reached seven consecutive days where the percentage of COVID-19 confirmed patients in regional hospitals, as a percentage of available hospital beds, exceeded 15%. According to Gov. Greg Abbott’s Executive Order GA-32, occupancy...

Sachse Police Department will once again host a toy drive for families in need. The toy drive kicked off Nov. 28 and runs through Tuesday, Dec. 15. Like previous years, the department will accept canned goods and clothing along with toys. Last year, the department...

The owners of Sachse Nutri­tion are opening their doors to small businesses in a weekly pop-up shop to promote entre­preneurship and provide a better experience for their customers. Nicole Childs and Amanda Simants started offering shop space to small businesses in...

Tony Jacinto said it’s not peo­ple in the income groups on the top or bottom end who suffer the most from the lack of access to assistance, it’s those in the middle. His Gracious Hands, which Jacinto founded and oversees, wants to help those caught up in the middle,...

A Sachse resident has incorporated new technolo­gy, giving him a bigger and brighter light display for others to enjoy. Jim Cox has been dis­playing Christmas deco­rations at his home for 15 years, but this year, Jim up­graded the light show using PIXEL LED...