Sachse council has accepted a proposed budget from City Manager Gina Nash that keeps the municipal tax rate at its current level and leaves the city coffers with a surplus of about $68,000 at the end of the 2025-2026 budget year. Meeting at its regular session Aug....
Ofili leads Mustangs D-Line
One of the top defensive lines in District 9-6A is seeing some changeover in 2022, with the Sachse Mustangs replacing three starters. Sachse is replacing several critical faces on the line of scrimmage, including two-time all-district defensive tackle Albion Krasniqi....
Fireworks are illegal in city limits
The Fourth of July holiday weekend is fast approaching and Sachse residents are reminded that it is illegal to set off fireworks in the city limits. In Collin County, it is legal to discharge fireworks on privately owned property in unincorporated areas....
Get closer to God by slowing down
I don’t know about you, but I get distracted easily. Just typing that last sentence I’m pretty sure I had about 18 new thoughts about what I could / should be doing right now. Do you often load up your calendar and your mind with actions and ideas to the brim,...
Pets, hot cars a bad combination
As summer weather in North Texas brings temperatures in the triple digits, residents are reminded to take precautions with pets, including modifying walking hours and helping them stay cool by limiting their exposure to the outdoor heat. Because pets are unable to...
Assistant Chief reflects on FBI National Academy experience
The Sachse Police Department’s first ever command officer to attend the FBI’s National Academy says his experiences and connections will be useful for the remainder of his law enforcement career. Assistant Police Chief Steven Baxter is a 28-year veteran of law...
Council tackles alley, road repairs
Road improvements and construction costs played a prominent role during the most recent council meeting. Sachse council discussed improvements to various alleyways and roads in the city during the Monday, June 20, regular meeting. City Manager Gina Nash said the...
Garland Police stepping up DUI enforcement ahead of holiday weekend
The Garland Police Department is reminding all drivers of the consequences when individuals drink and get behind the wheel. Garland Police will step up Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) patrols beginning Friday, June 24, and lasting until Sunday, July 10. The increased...
EDC approves two event sponsorships
Deciding how to support Sachse businesses was a central theme as the Sachse Economic Development Corporation Board of Directors held a regular meeting Thursday, June 16, at City Hall. The board continues to be short-handed following the removal of Spencer Hauenstein...











