Columnist John Moore has endured many difficulties, but nothing's worse than wallpaper. Photo by John Moore There are two true tests for how solid your marriage is — COVID-19 and hanging wallpaper together. As I awoke from 9½ hours of sleep, all rested and ready for...
The owners of Sachse’s newest restaurant have several goals in mind: create a family-friendly atmosphere, cook excellent food and reduce the number of citizens going hungry. Community BBQ and Grill officially opened its doors Tuesday, June 4. Although they focus on...
The 86th Texas Legislature wrapped up its business for the biennial on Memorial Day, passing bills on school reform and property taxes in the last few days of the session. Legislators convened in January for the 140-day lawmaking session held every two years. Top...
Sachse Public Library hosted its summer reading kickoff Saturday, June 1. Activities included games, face painting, a bounce house, a petting zoo and signing up for the summer reading challenge. According to Library Manager Daniel Laney, more than 800 people attended....
During a town hall session Saturday, June 1, U.S. Rep. Colin Allred answers questions from the audience and listens to stories. For more photos like this, see the June 6 issue or subscribe online. Photo by Morgan Howard • [email protected]
Seniors from Sachse High School celebrated the culmination of 13 years of education. Graduation was held Friday, May 31 at the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland. The ceremony began with the wind ensemble playing a prelude, and the 614 members of the Class of 2019...
The Mustangs galloped away with district honors for the 2019 season. Luke Braswell, Miguel Gonzalez and head coach Jacob Bruehl led the way in 10-6A superlatives. Braswell was the Defensive Player of the Year, Gonzalez earned Goalkeeper of the Year and Bruhel shared...
With the governor’s mansion as their backdrop, Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and House Speaker Dennis Bonnen on May 23 announced their agreement on the Texas Legislature’s state budget, property tax reform and school finance reform bills. Standing behind the...
Collin College student and Wylie native Taylor Hankey took home second place in an area music competition. He competed in the Dallas-Fort Worth Chapter of the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) competition in March. It is the world’s largest...
