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...
Garland ISD administrators have decided to keep schools closed an additional week. According to Superintendent Ricardo López, he will reassess the situation on April 3. “While there are no known cases in Garland, Rowlett or Sachse at this time, Dallas County is...
This morning, Collin County Judge Chris Hill issued a disaster declaration for the county. The declaration is meant to mitigate the spread of coronavirus, which has now infected eight people in Collin County. President Donald Trump and Gov. Greg Abbott issued similar...
Counties work to contain virus Two more coronavirus (COVID-19) cases were confirmed in Collin County this week as schools and public gatherings are being canceled. Dallas County's total of cases is now at eight. Collin County Health Authorities reported that a...
Due to coronavirus concerns, the Laurie Schwenk Senior Activity Center, Sachse Public Library and Michael J. Felix Community Center will close at 5 p.m. today, March 13, and remain closed until further notice. The police department and both fire stations will stay...
Garland ISD has canceled classes next week, March 16-20, due to concerns about coronavirus (COVID-19). Administrators will spend next week assessing the situation and determining next steps. Online learning resources will be available on garlandisd.net. Students who...
For many juniors and seniors, this coming weekend is one of the most important in their high school careers: SAT day. The SAT, one of the two college entrance exams high schoolers take, is usually offered seven times a year. Saturday, March 14 is the next test date,...
Important games were on tap last week in District 10-6A boys soccer. Sachse started with a 4-3 penalty-kick win over visiting North Garland on March 3. For more stories like this, see the March 12 issue or subscribe online. By David Jenkins...
Council has taken the first steps in planning for a bond election. City Manager Gina Nash, along with other members of city staff, first proposed the idea in December 2019. Because so many roads, utilities, drainage areas and facilities are in need of major repair, a...
