By Benjamin James Ayala The Blossom Trail Players (BTP), a small group of local performers, have worked diligently to bring the Sanger community the performance of The Music Man, opening this Friday, June 17th. The Music Man was written by Meredith Willson and Franklin Lacey. The musical was first performed at…...
By Cheryl Senn The end of the school year is usually filled with promotions and graduations in Sanger Unified. It seems like there is more than one ceremony per day until the last day of school. I was thinking about the high school graduates from Kings River, Taft High, Community…...
By Benjamin James Ayala Del Rey Elementary students and staff members celebrate the completion of another school year with their annual Field Day. This event is a tradition that has taken place for six years and continues to be a great experience for students as they take the whole morning…...
By Cheryl Senn Big Trees Transit is now here to make your next adventure much more convenient, says the Big Trees Transit Kick-Off flyer. The Big Trees Transit Program is kicking off its second year of a two-year pilot project which transports travelers from the Sanger Chamber office to the…...
By Cheryl Senn Percussion musical instruments were used to bring literature to life at the recent Spark! Grant Celebration held at Madison School. This year the Madison campus benefitted by receiving the Spark! Grant. “I received the Spark! Grant from the Foundation at the Fresno County Office of Education (FCOE),…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 50 Jefferson students, staff members, and community members gathered at JFK Park for an early morning bike ride, to participate in the Bike To School Day event. Norma Vail, from Champions for Change, said, “We want to promote that physical activity can be fun.” Vail…...
By Cheryl Senn As I was walking through the more than 200 cars at the recent Sanger High Car Show, I saw a few vehicles labeled Do Not Judge. I asked one of the high school students why that sign was on their car, since most of the cars were being…...
By Cheryl Senn The 13th annual Fresno County Fruit Trail held its Opening Ceremony at Simonian Farms, to showcase trail offerings and celebrate Fresno County Agriculture. The award winning Fruit Trail celebrates the 13th season of delicious fruit, hometown festivals, and old fashioned foodie-friendly hospitality for visitors and locals alike. The…...
By Isaiah Lopez On a recent Saturday, Del Rey Baseball hosted its Second Annual Del Rey Free Baseball Clinic for the Del Rey and surrounding communities. The clinic was held at the Alex Foncesa Park in Del Rey, and was proudly sponsored by POM Wonderful. The event began with a…...
By Cheryl Senn It has been a rollercoaster ride for the Sanger High Apache Boys Volleyball team in the past five days. The Apaches dominated tonight’s Southern California State Quarterfinal playoff game against the Cathedral High Phantoms. The Apaches were first to score and take a lead. The Phantoms fought…...
By Benjamin James Ayala The Blossom Trail Players (BTP), a small group of local performers, have worked diligently to bring the Sanger community the performance of The Music Man, opening this Friday, June 17th. The Music Man was written by Meredith Willson and Franklin Lacey. The musical was first performed at…...
By Cheryl Senn The end of the school year is usually filled with promotions and graduations in Sanger Unified. It seems like there is more than one ceremony per day until the last day of school. I was thinking about the high school graduates from Kings River, Taft High, Community…...
By Benjamin James Ayala Del Rey Elementary students and staff members celebrate the completion of another school year with their annual Field Day. This event is a tradition that has taken place for six years and continues to be a great experience for students as they take the whole morning…...
By Cheryl Senn Big Trees Transit is now here to make your next adventure much more convenient, says the Big Trees Transit Kick-Off flyer. The Big Trees Transit Program is kicking off its second year of a two-year pilot project which transports travelers from the Sanger Chamber office to the…...
By Cheryl Senn Percussion musical instruments were used to bring literature to life at the recent Spark! Grant Celebration held at Madison School. This year the Madison campus benefitted by receiving the Spark! Grant. “I received the Spark! Grant from the Foundation at the Fresno County Office of Education (FCOE),…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 50 Jefferson students, staff members, and community members gathered at JFK Park for an early morning bike ride, to participate in the Bike To School Day event. Norma Vail, from Champions for Change, said, “We want to promote that physical activity can be fun.” Vail…...
By Cheryl Senn As I was walking through the more than 200 cars at the recent Sanger High Car Show, I saw a few vehicles labeled Do Not Judge. I asked one of the high school students why that sign was on their car, since most of the cars were being…...
By Cheryl Senn The 13th annual Fresno County Fruit Trail held its Opening Ceremony at Simonian Farms, to showcase trail offerings and celebrate Fresno County Agriculture. The award winning Fruit Trail celebrates the 13th season of delicious fruit, hometown festivals, and old fashioned foodie-friendly hospitality for visitors and locals alike. The…...
By Isaiah Lopez On a recent Saturday, Del Rey Baseball hosted its Second Annual Del Rey Free Baseball Clinic for the Del Rey and surrounding communities. The clinic was held at the Alex Foncesa Park in Del Rey, and was proudly sponsored by POM Wonderful. The event began with a…...
By Cheryl Senn It has been a rollercoaster ride for the Sanger High Apache Boys Volleyball team in the past five days. The Apaches dominated tonight’s Southern California State Quarterfinal playoff game against the Cathedral High Phantoms. The Apaches were first to score and take a lead. The Phantoms fought…...
