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District wraps up 80th livestock show

District wraps up 80th livestock show

The Agricultural Training Center in Sachse was bustling with activity last week as Garland ISD hosted its 80th Livestock Show and Sale. “The Stock Show is always a great experience because the students get to showcase their skills, and more importantly, their...

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General election contests; early voting begins April 22

General election contests; early voting begins April 22

Residents from Collin/Dallas County cities with spring general elections will head to the polls later this month to begin the early voting process to elect city council members in contested races. Election Day is Saturday, May 4. In Sachse, Place 1 incumbent Mayor pro...

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Who’s counting when it comes to columns?

Who’s counting when it comes to columns?

When this newspaper column began in 2014, my wife asked me a question. Wife: “How long do you intend to write this column?” Me: “Oh, I don’t know. I guess I’ll write 500 of them and then hang it up. This column is number 500. By Bob Moore For more stories about the...

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Overnight shelter renovations nearly completed

Overnight shelter renovations nearly completed

A Collin County nonprofit that provides short term aid to families experiencing housing crisis is getting a hand up from a Sachse church. Volunteers from Family Promise of Collin County are currently finishing work on the interior of the parsonage at First United...

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English teacher honored for making history

English teacher honored for making history

Last week, Garland High School student Michael Adair asked the Garland ISD school board to grant all district students an excused absence for the total solar eclipse on Monday, April 8. “Having the excused absence will allow us students to be with our families to...

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Eclipse events planned

Eclipse events planned

Millions of people across the country are traveling to the path of totality, which includes Sachse, to view the once-in-a-lifetime four-minute total solar eclipse next week. And while most Collin County residents will be looking skyward on Monday, April 8, school...

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Who’s counting when it comes to columns?

Who’s counting when it comes to columns?

When this newspaper column began in 2014, my wife asked me a question. Wife: “How long do you intend to write this column?” Me: “Oh, I don’t know. I guess I’ll write 500 of them and then hang it up. This column is number 500. By Bob Moore For more stories about the...

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Bond project updates

Bond project updates

Sachse City Council received a quarterly 2021 bond update on approved projects from City Manager Gina Nash and Police Chief Bryan Sylvester at the regular council meeting Monday, April 1. Road projects include the expansion and upgrades to Sachse Road from Miles Road...

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