Designing a new home, remodeling your own or simply rethinking aesthetics and decor all require a little imagination and a lot of inspiration. A quick online search brings up hundreds if not thousands of thoughtful ways to make your kitchen or bathroom match your...
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...
Garland Independent School District students now have access to free virtual doctor visits thanks to a partnership with Hazel Health. The service has been expanded to all GISD campuses since piloting the program at Wallace Ethridge Elementary School, E.D. Bussey...
With a playoff spot already clinched, Sachse can use its matchup with Naaman Forest as a playoff tune-up while also trying to get back to.500. The Mustangs currently sit at 3-4 with a 2-3 district record and they take on the Rangers, who are the top-ranked team in the...
Collin County Detention Officer Joseph Quillen Jr. died in the early evening hours of Tuesday, Dec. 1 after contracting COVID-19. Quillen, who served six years in the Navy, worked as a detention officers for 19 years in Collin County, earning a Master Jailers...
Firefighters everywhere could soon be using technology created by GISD students. A group of Garland Independent School District students won a $10,000 grant from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for a system they built that could sanitize...
Christmas-time events are right around the corner, even as residents look forward to celebrating Thanksgiving this week. The Christmas Extravaganza in Sachse has been canceled this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but officials are still planning something special...
Sachse City Council voted to canvass the election results during the regular meeting held Monday, Nov. 16. Councilmember Brett Franks began the meeting by complimenting efforts by city staff and the police and fire departments to provide fun and safe alternatives to...
The Michael J. Felix Community Center had just when the COVID-19 pandemic forced officials to shut the doors. In June, the community center reopened its doors to the public with reduced hours and is now offering several classes and activities to residents. The staff...
