Houston lawyer Dan Cogdell, who successfully defended Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton against impeachment charges two years ago, is now defending a proposed Islamic community against an investigation by Paxton. “This project is simply the victim of racial...
Gov. Greg Abbott announced a special session of the Texas Legislature starting July 8. The June 22 announcement did not specify what legislative priorities will be included in the special session agenda but said the items “will be announced prior to the convening of...
Sachse City Council awarded a Sachse student with a scholarship, heard an annual review from Sachse Fire-Rescue and authorized the Parks and Recreation Department to apply for a grant from Collin County in the June 21 regular meeting. Mayor Mike Felix awarded student...
Although she does not have a particular love of history, nor is she from Sachse, Girl Scout Lizzie Roethel created an activity book for the Sachse Historical Society for her Gold Award. The Allen resident said she decided to make the activity book for the historical...
Most students are enjoying their summer break, but a growing number find the summer months challenging because they have lost their opportunity to have regular meals. However, school districts and community groups are working to ensure children do not go hungry....
City council held two public hearings concerning requests to rezone lots and recognized several members of the Volunteers in Police Service (VIPS) team during the June 7 regular meeting. During the citizens appearance portion of the meeting, resident Butch Kemper...
The Sachse Police Department discovered a deceased male identified as 38-year-old Salah R. Eid at approximately 5:51 p.m. Monday, June 7 after responding to a welfare concern call at 3507 Glenhaven Drive. The circumstances of Eid’s death are being investigated as a...
Sachse High School Class of 2021 seniors walked across the stage Tuesday, June 8, to receive their diplomas and start a new chapter in their lives. The commencement ceremony for the 651 students was held at the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland and streamed over the...
The 87th Texas Legislative session ended May 31 after Texas Democrats staged a walkout that dissolved the quorum needed for a vote, killing Senate Bill 7, known as the Election Integrity Protection Act. If passed, the bill would have set uniform early voting hours,...
