Columnist John Moore grew up with a television set much like the 1969 RCA console pictured here, which was originally owned by movie star, Gene Autry, and now belongs to John’s friend, Scott Rice. Photo Scott Rice Maybe it was different when we only had three channels...
Veterans, students, history buffs and everyone in between had a chance to step back in time last week. The World War I Mobile Museum stopped at Oxford Glen Memory Care Thursday, Feb. 7. From 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., visitors from all over the Sachse area had a chance to...
This weekend Wylie Education Foundation will host its largest fundraiser of the year, all in the name of enhancing education. Boots ‘n Barbecue is set for Saturday, Feb. 16 at Southfork Ranch. Doors open at 6 p.m. for an hour of mingling, margaritas and more. The...
Ordinary people, extraordinary love stories. Whether you’re 14 or 40, some couples have a knack for finding ever-lasting love. Last week we asked our readers to let us know if they had a love story to share and they did. Here’s a few that might give you hope and put a...
Gov. Greg Abbott named as his emergency priorities education reform, teacher pay, school safety, property tax reform, mental health services and disaster response in his Feb. 5 “State of the State” address to a joint session of the Texas Legislature. The House and...
Sachse girls soccer remained perfect in 10-6A. They did so after shutting out visiting Naaman Forest 1-0 and Garland 4-0. “Those were solid wins and each were the result of a team effort to continue working on team chemistry and working hard to better ourselves every...
Sachse Chamber of Commerce celebrated businesses, teachers and other community members who make a difference at the 35th annual awards banquet Friday, Feb. 1. This year’s theme was Passport to Adventure, with decorations corresponding to match various countries. The...
Students at Sachse High School had a chance to share their skills with the rest of their classmates and community. The annual talent show was held Thursday, Jan. 31. Twenty-three students took the stage as part of 12 different acts. First prize went to Lucas Sanders,...
Two students at Sachse High School are in the running for one of the most competitive national scholarships. Thi Dinh and Cuauhtemoc “Temo” Velazquez were declared semifinalists for the Dell Scholarship. They recently submitted their final paperwork and will find out...
