Sachse voters will head to the polls May 2, 2026, to decide two contested seats on the Sachse City Council, with candidates appearing on the ballot in Place 3 and Place 4 races. In the Place 3 race, incumbent Frank Millsap faces challenger Laura Tovar. Millsap is...
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...
WHS student wins; art will hang in Rep. Allred’s office A still life painting by Wylie High School student Zachary Martinez won the District 32 Congressional Art Competition and will hang in the office of U.S. Rep. Colin Allred in Washington, D.C. Winners of the...
Sachse baseball enjoyed its fair share of success during the 2019 season. The Mustangs galloped to a 25-9-1 overall record and second straight outright district championship at 14-0, this time in 10-6A. Also making the playoffs were 10-4 Rowlett, and Naaman Forest and...
The contractor-at-risk on the Collin College campus under construction in Wylie, Skanska USA, held a topping out celebration last week to mark the erection of the last piece of structural steel for the 300,000 square foot project. The program and barbecue lunch were...
A group of elementary-age kids are expanding their worldviews one book at a time. Cox Elementary’s fourth grade book club just completed its first year and is already seeing results. “Sometimes students only like one genre, so this broadens their horizons,” said...
