By Cheryl Senn In order to interact with the community, Sanger Fire Chief Greg Tarascou and Sanger Police Chief Silver Rodriguez held the inaugural Coffee with the Chiefs event, this past Friday, at Jitters Coffee House, in downtown Sanger. Chief Rodriguez said this is something being done across the country…....
By Cheryl Senn The Apache Girls Tennis team sustained a loss 1-8, against the Clovis Cougars, this past Tuesday, on their home court. According to Girls Tennis Head Coach, Jeremy Warkentin, the season hasn’t started yet. The team’s record so far this year is 1-2. First singles, Winter Lee, loss,…...
By Cheryl Senn Within a few hours, this past Saturday morning, 80 pairs of shoes were purchased for Sanger students, by HOPE Sanger, during the second annual Shoes for School event. “I really wanted these boots,” said Sanger High senior Michael Dewitt,”But my family could never afford them.” Sanger students…...
By Jesalyn Harper The Library Big Book sale was this weekend which helps local libraries in Fresno County, including the Sanger Library. It’s one of the largest fundraisers where volunteers from different library branches and Friends of the Library members, flock together to help. It’s held at the Sierra Vista…...
By Cheryl Senn During the couple of weeks leading up to the first day of school, I saw many different events which were organized to help students feel encouraged to be involved in their education, all while having fun. The activities also helped students see their teachers and principals in…...
By Cheryl Senn Trying to make Sanger’s air cleaner and getting people to stop smoking was two of the goals the Just Quit It event hoped to accomplish. Brianna Rios and Nathan Lara, two Washington Academic Middle School (WAMS) 7th grade students, organized the one day event. Both Rios and…...
By Cheryl Senn The word good kept being used by both players and coaches, when describing the performance of the Apache football teams during the recent scrimmage game with the Kingsburg Vikings. All three football team, Freshman, Junior Varsity (JV), and Varsity, participated, all on the same evening, at Tom…...
By Jesalyn Harper The Sanger Library is no longer just a quiet place to check out books. For those of us who haven’t visited the library lately it now has copiers, computers with internet access and even Wi-Fi available for public use, but that is only the tip of the…...
By Cheryl Senn As my daughter, Xena, and I, were walking down a sidewalk, on our way to the campus cafeteria, to register for the recent Reedley College Tiger Kick-Off event, we talked about her first day of college and how important the day was. She is attending the same…...
By Cheryl Senn Located on 5.5 acres, in a 50,000 sq. ft. building is the new Sanger Unified Operations Facility. The building used to be the Kings River Door Company and Sanger Unified completed the property purchase in January of 2015. The new Operations Facility will house the district’s custodial,…...
By Cheryl Senn In order to interact with the community, Sanger Fire Chief Greg Tarascou and Sanger Police Chief Silver Rodriguez held the inaugural Coffee with the Chiefs event, this past Friday, at Jitters Coffee House, in downtown Sanger. Chief Rodriguez said this is something being done across the country…....
By Cheryl Senn The Apache Girls Tennis team sustained a loss 1-8, against the Clovis Cougars, this past Tuesday, on their home court. According to Girls Tennis Head Coach, Jeremy Warkentin, the season hasn’t started yet. The team’s record so far this year is 1-2. First singles, Winter Lee, loss,…...
By Cheryl Senn Within a few hours, this past Saturday morning, 80 pairs of shoes were purchased for Sanger students, by HOPE Sanger, during the second annual Shoes for School event. “I really wanted these boots,” said Sanger High senior Michael Dewitt,”But my family could never afford them.” Sanger students…...
By Jesalyn Harper The Library Big Book sale was this weekend which helps local libraries in Fresno County, including the Sanger Library. It’s one of the largest fundraisers where volunteers from different library branches and Friends of the Library members, flock together to help. It’s held at the Sierra Vista…...
By Cheryl Senn During the couple of weeks leading up to the first day of school, I saw many different events which were organized to help students feel encouraged to be involved in their education, all while having fun. The activities also helped students see their teachers and principals in…...
By Cheryl Senn Trying to make Sanger’s air cleaner and getting people to stop smoking was two of the goals the Just Quit It event hoped to accomplish. Brianna Rios and Nathan Lara, two Washington Academic Middle School (WAMS) 7th grade students, organized the one day event. Both Rios and…...
By Cheryl Senn The word good kept being used by both players and coaches, when describing the performance of the Apache football teams during the recent scrimmage game with the Kingsburg Vikings. All three football team, Freshman, Junior Varsity (JV), and Varsity, participated, all on the same evening, at Tom…...
By Jesalyn Harper The Sanger Library is no longer just a quiet place to check out books. For those of us who haven’t visited the library lately it now has copiers, computers with internet access and even Wi-Fi available for public use, but that is only the tip of the…...
By Cheryl Senn As my daughter, Xena, and I, were walking down a sidewalk, on our way to the campus cafeteria, to register for the recent Reedley College Tiger Kick-Off event, we talked about her first day of college and how important the day was. She is attending the same…...
By Cheryl Senn Located on 5.5 acres, in a 50,000 sq. ft. building is the new Sanger Unified Operations Facility. The building used to be the Kings River Door Company and Sanger Unified completed the property purchase in January of 2015. The new Operations Facility will house the district’s custodial,…...
