(Feature Impact) When jam-packed calendars and seemingly constant takeout orders get you down, diving into a fresh way to rethink homecooked meals can get you and your loved ones into a better-for-you routine. Close your favorite food delivery app and instead break...
By Greg Ford Sports Editor [email protected] GARLAND — Sachse showed a lot of promise Friday night in defeating Wylie 37-24 during the season opener for both schools. However, the 13-point victory also demonstrated that quite a number of questions remain...
From Staff Reports [email protected] In an effort to help more animals find their forever home, the Sachse Shelter will participate Aug. 15 in a Clear the Shelters event. The area-wide event, known last year as Empty the Shelter, is scheduled to run 10 a.m. to 5...
The crowd was twistin’ and shoutin’ to the sounds of Guys and Dolls as they performed at the Sachse Library on August 4th. From left, bass singer Gary Applegate, tenor Bruce Smith and alto Ann Grannan.
By Patty Montagno Staff Writer [email protected] Bryan Sylvester, Sachse’s new Chief of Police, started his job Aug. 3. Later that evening at the city council meeting, Sylvester was officially sworn into office. “I’m really excited about being chief of police...
By Patty Montagno Staff Writer [email protected] Nearing the end of the budget season, the city of Sachse expects to operate under a balanced budget and lowered tax rate for fiscal year 2015-’16. City Manager Gina Nash and Finance Director Teresa Savage...
From Staff Reports [email protected] The Garland ISD Board of Trustees announced a plan to fill its Place 4 seat following the resignation of Cindy Castañeda, which takes effect Aug. 18. The Board of Trustees plans to fill this vacancy by appointment. To...
By Patty Montagno Staff Writer [email protected] In a unanimous vote during the August 3 meeting, members of the Sachse City Council approved a proposed property tax rate of 75.7279 cents per $100 of assessed value to fund 2015-’16 fiscal year operations. The...
