Sachse junior Clara Dowdle has been named the District 9-6A defensive player of the year for the second consecutive season. Photo by David Wolman / C&S Media From Staff Reports Players from the Sachse boys' and girls' soccer teams have earned recognition on the...
Camryn Shupe considered herself lacking a certain characteristic before her involvement with SkillsUSA. That trait — confidence — has grown since she started with the national organization that seeks to help secondary school and college students build personal and...
During the pandemic, Texans headed back to nature in record numbers, with more people visiting state parks, hunting, fishing and boating than ever before. A new congressional proposal aims to tap into that exploding interest by investing more than $50 million per...
While restaurants, stores and entertainment venues were closed during the pandemic, many Sachse residents took the opportunity to visit the city’s parks and trails and explore mother nature. Sachse Recreation Manager Cynthia Wiseman said she thinks the reason for...
A reported 51 Democrats from the Texas House left Austin today, breaking quorum in a show of defiance against proposed voting legislation. Texas House Democratic Caucus Chair Chris Turner, Mexican American Legislative Caucus Chair Rafael Anchía, Texas Legislative...
Wylie ISD won’t provide remote learning this school year, but trustees at the June meeting learned about some options for parents concerned about sending their children to in-person classes in the fall. House Bill 1468, which targeted remote learning, was not...
Skylah Spradlin said she was outside enjoying the rainy weather and “talking to God” Monday afternoon, June 28, when she heard the explosion, which she described as resembling a gunshot. But this noise was “super close” — behind her home — and louder than an ordinary...
Although the 2020-21 school year was Morgan Power’s first year as principal of Whitt Elementary, she was already steeped in Wolf culture, which proved beneficial as she navigated the uncertain waters of leading a school during a pandemic. Power became the assistant...
After two years of construction, and more to follow, some of Sachse’s newest residents now call The Station home. The 134-acre mixed-use district that will add 1,000 homes, 400,000 square feet of commercial development and 36 acres of public parks and open space to...
