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Fall brings festivals, family fun to Sachse area

Fall brings festivals, family fun to Sachse area

September brings cooler days — eventually — and plenty of opportunities for Sachse residents to get outdoors and enjoy fall activities close to home. From Wild West fun and pop-up parks to the State Fair of Texas, Maize Days and Sachse’s annual Fall-O-Ween...

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Making room to grow

Making room to grow

Growing families often discover that the home that once felt just right can quickly begin to feel tight. Many first-time buyers purchase a “starter home,” a practical and affordable entry point into homeownership. But when children enter the picture — and especially...

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Historical Society adopts new logo, names officers

Historical Society adopts new logo, names officers

A T-shirt featuring the Sachse Historical Society’s newly adopted logo was raffled during the group’s March 1 annual meeting. Shelley Dowdle/The Sachse News The Sachse Historical Society adopted a redesigned logo, approved new leadership and outlined plans for...

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Year of change at 5 Loaves as gala approaches

Year of change at 5 Loaves as gala approaches

5 Loaves Ministries is hosting its second annual Deep in the Heart of Texas gala at 6 p.m. Friday, March 20, at The Atrium in Garland. File art One year into leading 5 Loaves Ministries, Rebekah Rodgers has already left her mark on the nonprofit — growing its...

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Candy is dandy

Candy is dandy

Columnist John Moore’s grandmothers kept candy dishes on their coffee tables. Orange slices were a common treat found inside them. Photo: John Moore From the 1940s through the 1970s, Southern grandmothers always had candy dishes on the living room coffee table. The...

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