From immersive dining to wellness at sea and elevated entertainment, cruise vacations are becoming some of the most experience-rich trips travelers can take. “Our industry has long been known for innovation, but what’s most compelling now is how that scale is being...
Armstrong Elementary’s robotics team is driving its way to the top. Although the team started in fall 2018, this is the first year they’ve been a more serious team; they have multiple robots and have been to several competitions. For the full story, see the...
Simple steps to start researching your genealogy Searching for family history and digging deep to find all the roots to the branches on your family tree can be a daunting task but equally so, it can be an exciting and rewarding endeavor. Many people are lucky enough...
Dear Rusty: Can or does the Social Security Administration occasionally make mistakes in determining the benefits due? I’m now 72 but I retired early at age 61 and knew that my benefits would be reduced. I’ve always wondered if my monthly benefit calculation was...
The World Health Organization officially declared the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) a pandemic today. This news comes just a day after Collin County Health Care Services confirmed three cases among members of a family in Frisco who are now in self-quarantine. Those...
Collin County health officials have identified a presumptive positive case of novel coronavirus, COVID-19. A Frisco man in his 30’s who recently traveled to California is stable, in isolation in his home, and is being monitored by county health care staff. Collin...
The Dallas County Community College District (DCCCD) is one step closer to becoming a single college. DCCCD trustees voted last week to change the school’s name to Dallas College, effective this coming June. That’s when the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools...
Sachse boys basketball made school history during the 2019-20 season. The biggest achievement of all was winning the programs first ever playoff game. For the full story, see the March 5 issue or subscribe online. By David Jenkins...
Sachse Historical Society directors are looking to make some big changes. At their 31st annual meeting Sunday, March 1, they celebrated the accomplishments of 2019 and discussed how to grow their impact in the coming year. For the full story, see the March 5...
