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From software to sawdust

From software to sawdust

Matt Beal, a Sachse resident, works nights and weekends building custom furniture. Courtesy photo When the workday ends for Sachse resident Matt Beal, his career in software security fades into the background, replaced by the whir of saws and the smell of freshly cut...

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Council discusses Bailey Road, annual financial report

Council discusses Bailey Road, annual financial report

Following discussions during the Jan. 17 meeting, Sachse City Council received an amended plan for Bailey Road, moving one step closer to a final design in the process. That 2021 bond project and the 2022 audit were the lone non-consent agenda items considered by...

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Special service from Special Webs

Special service from Special Webs

Bobby Tillman of Sachse uses technology to tell stories and preserve media for future generations. Tillman studied electrical engineering in college and enjoyed fixing things and making them work. So he was intrigued by the possibilities offered by computers and the...

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TxDOT reminds drivers to drive sober on spring break

TxDOT reminds drivers to drive sober on spring break

As spring break approaches for college students, the Texas Department of Transportation reminded drivers of the potential consequences of drinking and driving in a March 1 news release. One person in Texas dies every 7 hours and 43 minutes in an alcohol related DUI...

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Adult mental health court created in Collin County

Adult mental health court created in Collin County

Mentally ill offenders in Collin County can now be placed into a court-supervised outpatient treatment program instead of the traditional criminal justice process, according to Judge Jennifer Edgeworth of the 219th District Court in McKinney. Edgeworth and County...

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Chamber honors local leaders at banquet

Chamber honors local leaders at banquet

On a night of trying to figure out whodunnit, it was no mystery to those in attendance at the Sachse Chamber of Commerce Murder Mystery Awards Dinner who some of the highest achievers in the community were. From local businesses, nonprofit organizations, first...

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Crime stats presented to council

Crime stats presented to council

City Manager Gina Nash called it “that time of the year” in introducing Police Chief Bryan Sylvester’s annual review to city council on the department’s just-completed year fighting crime. Sylvester delivered a lengthy report Monday, Feb. 20 to the council, detailing...

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City scholarship applications open through March 24

City scholarship applications open through March 24

An annual scholarship sponsored by Sachse’s trash and recycling provider — Community Waste Disposal (CWD) — allows students to apply for funding that will help pay for their further education. The Sachse Scholarship, first established in 2014, is worth $1,000 that...

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Department adds reserve DOD vehicle

Department adds reserve DOD vehicle

Sachse Fire-Rescue is adding an old military vehicle to its fleet in partnership with a statewide program that interfaces with the U.S. Department of Defense. Fire Chief Martin Wade said he worked with the Texas Forestry Service to procure the vehicle from the...

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