By Cheryl Senn While strolling through downtown Sanger, during the first, of four, Sanger District Chamber of Commerce Farmer’s Market and Street Faire, I noticed a man with a toddler atop his shoulders. The toddler was looking all around at the variety of colorful booths which lined 7th Street. The…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 3,ooo people attended the Sanger District Chamber of Commerce’s 19th Annual Farmer’s Market and Street Faire Kick Off Ceremony this past Saturday. The Kick Off Ceremony included the Sanger High School (SHS) Band, SHS Cheer Squad, Blossom Trail Barbershop Quartet and Jimmy Haynie singing the…...
By Cheryl Senn After a successful summer program, the Apache Girls Tennis team is ready to take on their league competitors. “We have a strong group of seniors and a good core of girls who have been in the program for a while now,” said Apache Girls Tennis Head Coach…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger High School (SHS) campus became more worldly, this year, due to four foreign exchange students, from Education First (EF) High School Exchange Year, attending classes this year and sharing their cultures with SHS students. According to Sharyl Reidelsheimer, EF Coordinator, this is the first year…...
By Cheryl Senn Even in a community of caring, there can be an individual who just can’t be happy for those around him/her. High schoolers and junior high kids refer to a person like this as a ‘hater’. It is a shame when a hater is a grown adult and…...
By Cheryl Senn The House of Pendragon Brewing Company continues to create magic, in Sanger, with their recent brewery facility addition, and plans for a new beer tasting room in the near future. The brewery, owned by Tommy Caprelian and his wife, Nora, produces 5,000 gallons of beer a month…....
By Benjamin James Ayala Thursday night, the season opener for Sanger High’s varsity football team resulted in a 28-21 win against the Fresno High Warriors. Some highlights of the game included touchdowns made by Christian Graney, Miguel Garcia, Andrew Azua and QB Jacob Tijerina, who rushed himself into the end…...
By Cheryl Senn As students from Sanger Unified School District (SUSD) returned to class, earlier this month, some students were pleasantly surprised with their school freshly painted, with a new color scheme. The school sites which were painted, this summer, were Jefferson, Madison, John Wash, Lincoln, and Wilson. According to…...
By Benjamin James Ayala As the new school year begins, so does the season for water polo. The Sanger High Water Polo program is gearing up for a great season after a stunning preseason and summer club season. Both the boys and girls water polo teams have done a lot…...
By Cheryl Senn It seemed like the back to school tradition and ritual varies with each family and the age of the child going back to school. Some parents were ready for their children to go back to school more than their kids were. At least, that is what I…...
By Cheryl Senn While strolling through downtown Sanger, during the first, of four, Sanger District Chamber of Commerce Farmer’s Market and Street Faire, I noticed a man with a toddler atop his shoulders. The toddler was looking all around at the variety of colorful booths which lined 7th Street. The…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 3,ooo people attended the Sanger District Chamber of Commerce’s 19th Annual Farmer’s Market and Street Faire Kick Off Ceremony this past Saturday. The Kick Off Ceremony included the Sanger High School (SHS) Band, SHS Cheer Squad, Blossom Trail Barbershop Quartet and Jimmy Haynie singing the…...
By Cheryl Senn After a successful summer program, the Apache Girls Tennis team is ready to take on their league competitors. “We have a strong group of seniors and a good core of girls who have been in the program for a while now,” said Apache Girls Tennis Head Coach…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger High School (SHS) campus became more worldly, this year, due to four foreign exchange students, from Education First (EF) High School Exchange Year, attending classes this year and sharing their cultures with SHS students. According to Sharyl Reidelsheimer, EF Coordinator, this is the first year…...
By Cheryl Senn Even in a community of caring, there can be an individual who just can’t be happy for those around him/her. High schoolers and junior high kids refer to a person like this as a ‘hater’. It is a shame when a hater is a grown adult and…...
By Cheryl Senn The House of Pendragon Brewing Company continues to create magic, in Sanger, with their recent brewery facility addition, and plans for a new beer tasting room in the near future. The brewery, owned by Tommy Caprelian and his wife, Nora, produces 5,000 gallons of beer a month…....
By Benjamin James Ayala Thursday night, the season opener for Sanger High’s varsity football team resulted in a 28-21 win against the Fresno High Warriors. Some highlights of the game included touchdowns made by Christian Graney, Miguel Garcia, Andrew Azua and QB Jacob Tijerina, who rushed himself into the end…...
By Cheryl Senn As students from Sanger Unified School District (SUSD) returned to class, earlier this month, some students were pleasantly surprised with their school freshly painted, with a new color scheme. The school sites which were painted, this summer, were Jefferson, Madison, John Wash, Lincoln, and Wilson. According to…...
By Benjamin James Ayala As the new school year begins, so does the season for water polo. The Sanger High Water Polo program is gearing up for a great season after a stunning preseason and summer club season. Both the boys and girls water polo teams have done a lot…...
By Cheryl Senn It seemed like the back to school tradition and ritual varies with each family and the age of the child going back to school. Some parents were ready for their children to go back to school more than their kids were. At least, that is what I…...
