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Sachse High Class of 2025 celebrates milestone

Sachse High Class of 2025 celebrates milestone

With proud friends and family looking on, 492 Sachse High School seniors turned their tassels and made history Friday, May 23, as the school’s largest graduating class. The Class of 2025 celebrated their achievements during a commencement ceremony at the Curtis...

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Mayoral candidate wants to continue progress

Mayoral candidate wants to continue progress

After serving three terms on the Sachse City Council, Jeff Bickerstaff is looking to build on the city’s progress. “I would like to continue the progress the city has made over the past several years,” Bickerstaff said. “This includes maintaining our wonderful quality...

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Early voting begins

Early voting begins

Early voting begins today and runs through Feb. 25 for the March 1 primaries. Sachse residents will have the opportunity to vote for a plethora of local, state and federal candidates to decide who will appear on the November ballot. Texas is an open primary state...

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Senior center ramping up activities

Senior center ramping up activities

Sachse seniors looking for an active social community to join have a local, affordable option. After a long hiatus because of the pandemic, the Laurie Schwenk Senior Activity Center is slowly building back its programming after reopening in June 2021. The cost of an...

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Mayor, council, ISD candidates continue to file

Mayor, council, ISD candidates continue to file

A few new challengers have entered the May city council and mayoral races in Sachse. Councilmember Jeff Bickerstaff, Place 6, submitted his paperwork to be on the May ballot for mayor. He is being challenged by Sachse Chamber President, Teddy Kinzer, who filed his...

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GISD implements new training amid driver shortage

GISD implements new training amid driver shortage

In an industry regarded as high turnover, one school district is trying to combat its turnover rate and staffing shortage at the same time. Throughout January, Garland ISD had a shortage of drivers fueled by the local spike in COVID-19 cases, which created delays in...

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Grid meets demands

Grid meets demands

Winter storm Uri was on the minds of many Texans as last week’s storm impacted North Texas, and while there were reports of power outages and felled trees, the winter weather did not pummel the state as it did a year ago. As the temperatures dropped, all indications...

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Council receives update on Charter Review Commission

Council receives update on Charter Review Commission

Sachse councilmembers got a clearer idea of the potential composition of a Charter Review Commission. During the Monday, Feb. 7 combined council meeting, Assistant City Manager Lauren Rose briefed council on the research staff and City Attorney Joe Gorfida did. Rose...

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