More than 30 new Texas laws took effect Jan. 1, ranging from immigration enforcement to evicting squatters, regulating technology, providing tax breaks and improving the state’s water infrastructure. About 800 other new laws passed this year by the Legislature took...
Favor Anyanwu attacks the net in front of two Wylie East defenders during the final match of the season. It all came down to the last match of the regular season on Tuesday, Oct. 24 to determine the District 9-6A volleyball champion in a match featuring Wylie East at...
The Sachse Chamber of Commerce Fallfest welcomed large crowds — around 10,000 — to Heritage Park Saturday, Oct. 21 for its annual daylong event. “Saturday was absolutely stunning,” said Sachse Chamber of Commerce Chairman Jeanie Marten. “The weather just blessed...
Sachse High School theater students have been busy working on their annual haunted house, which will be a lengthy and genuinely scary experience inspired by horror films. The haunted house takes two weeks to prepare and will take over the stage, auditorium space,...
Sachse City Council members heard presentations regarding code enforcement and sign regulations at the regular Monday, Oct. 16 meeting. Neighborhood Services Manager Ray Mendez reviewed the Neighborhood Services Division’s (NSD) activities for the previous fiscal...
Wylie ISD high school students from the pharmacy technician program toured and learned about what it takes to work in a compounding pharmacy as Manufacturing Day tours continued last week. In partnership with the Wylie Economic Development Corporation (WEDC), local...
Santana Quinn glides under a pass for a touchdown against South Garland on Friday. Photo by Maddie Smith Sachse did exactly what a district-leading team was expected to do to last-place South Garland, win by a lot. With the regular season winding down, the Mustangs...
Savage Precision Fabrication is not your average machine shop. In fact, this almost 50-year-old company, primarily an aerospace and defense supplier, manufactures parts for its main customers, Lockheed Martin and Raytheon. By Jeremy Hallock For more on this story see...
The October Parks and Recreation board meeting provided an overview of what to expect from the departments next year. “We were blessed this year with a budget that is going to send us to the next level,” Parks and Recreation Board Secretary Jermaine McDaniel said at...
