Betelehem, left, and a friend play on inflatable hoppers from the City of Sachse’s T.R.A.I.N. during Sewell Elementary’s Spring Fling on Friday, April 24. Shelley Dowdle / The Sachse News Warm, sunny weather helped draw hundreds of families to Sewell Elementary for...
Even if you don’t own the house you lease, there’s no reason you can’t make it feel like home by taking a creative approach to designing and decorating your space. More U.S. households are renting now than at any point in the last 50 years. That’s why Invitation...
The White House’s effort to draft an executive order to limit social media companies’ alleged biases against conservative voices gets everything wrong about freedom of expression. News of the proposed order, which is titled “Protecting Americans from Online...
Sachse volleyball started off the slate by going undefeated. They began with a five set win over host Rockwall-Heath in the season opener. For the full story, see the Aug. 15 issue or subscribe online. By David Jenkins •...
Whether they prefer cats, dogs or less traditional pets, animal lovers of all varieties have a chance to find a new fur baby for free. Sachse Animal Shelter will participate in the national Clear the Shelter event Saturday, Aug. 17. For the full story, see the...
In a city council meeting last week, City Manager Gina Nash presented an outline for how the city should best use its resources to benefit the citizens: the 2019-20 proposed budget. “It is my pleasure to submit the budget to the Sachse City Council,” she said. ...
A tax rate of 72 cents per $100 property valuation was proposed for adoption by the Sachse City Council during the Aug. 5 regular meeting. This is the same tax rate as the one adopted for the 2018-19 year. For the full story, see the Aug. 15 issue or subscribe...
The staff from Burnett Junior High in Wylie took a branded WISD bus to do community service and team building Monday, August 5. The group volunteered at 5 Loaves Food Pantry in Sachse. For more photos like this, see the Aug. 15 issue or subscribe online.
Car seats, strollers, cribs, breast or bottle feed, daycare. It’s a seemingly endless list of decisions most parents need to make pre-arrival of their baby. Then post-baby, more important decisions have to be made concerning their health and welfare so they can...
