By Cheryl Senn More than 350 children attended the Healthy Halloween celebration at Unity Estates and were given healthy food and beverages, as treats this year. No candy was given to children. The City of Sanger Parks & Recreation Division and Sanger Community Resident Service Inc., hosted the Healthy Halloween…...
By Jesalyn Harper The Big Kahuna Frozen Yogurt might be a little shop, but it’s making big waves. It’s been months since the local RadioShack closed here in Sanger, leaving another vacant store. Yet, for the last couple of weeks locals have not only seen renovations happening to the store…...
By Cheryl Senn This past Monday, the Apache Varsity baseball players looked a little different. Each of the players wore a Halloween costume, a little before the Halloween holiday, to a special practice organized by Head Varsity Baseball Coach David Cuellar. Cuellar said he felt he wanted to reward the…...
By Cheryl Senn In the dark early morning hours more than 1,000 students, parents, teachers, and administrators, gathered at Dodson Field, on the Washington Academic Middle School (WAMS) campus, to celebrate “Walk To School Day”. This is the ninth year the school district has hosted the event. According to Connie…...
By Jesalyn Mae Harper The last Saturday of every month is the Sanger Art Hop. The art hop was put together by Kathleen Mattox to help not only promote local artists but also to try and draw people to the local businesses in downtown Sanger. The Sanger Art Hop happens…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger High JV and Varsity Girls Water Polo teams hosted the Edison Tigers for a Wednesday game this week. Both teams played hard and both were victorious. The JV girls were happy to have Helena Washburn on the pool deck. Washburn recently had surgery which prevented…...
By Cheryl Senn (Photos courtesy Sianne Gonzalez, Isaiah Lopez and Mikaylah Rivas) The Sanger High School campus quad looked like a big sea of pink because there were so many students and staff members wearing the color pink in support of the Breast Cancer Awareness. October is Breast Cancer Awareness…...
By Cheryl Senn Today, October 21, was Unity Day, and many school campuses were celebrating by having students and staff wear orange and make pledges to stop bullying on their campuses and in their lives. As I saw pictures of what took place with hundreds of Sanger students and after…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Fire Department held a scenario training session, this past Friday, for the newest department hires. The training, according to Senior Firefighter/Paramedic Greg DuPuis, allows the department to asses the new hires before they are assigned to a shift. This final training session comes at the…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger High School campus has a functioning robot, built by students, in room 201. The Sanger High Robotics Club, who call themselves Uni-Rex, have almost completed the design, fabrication, construction, wiring, and programming of a functioning robot. According to Asif Kahn, a Sanger High sophomore and…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 350 children attended the Healthy Halloween celebration at Unity Estates and were given healthy food and beverages, as treats this year. No candy was given to children. The City of Sanger Parks & Recreation Division and Sanger Community Resident Service Inc., hosted the Healthy Halloween…...
By Jesalyn Harper The Big Kahuna Frozen Yogurt might be a little shop, but it’s making big waves. It’s been months since the local RadioShack closed here in Sanger, leaving another vacant store. Yet, for the last couple of weeks locals have not only seen renovations happening to the store…...
By Cheryl Senn This past Monday, the Apache Varsity baseball players looked a little different. Each of the players wore a Halloween costume, a little before the Halloween holiday, to a special practice organized by Head Varsity Baseball Coach David Cuellar. Cuellar said he felt he wanted to reward the…...
By Cheryl Senn In the dark early morning hours more than 1,000 students, parents, teachers, and administrators, gathered at Dodson Field, on the Washington Academic Middle School (WAMS) campus, to celebrate “Walk To School Day”. This is the ninth year the school district has hosted the event. According to Connie…...
By Jesalyn Mae Harper The last Saturday of every month is the Sanger Art Hop. The art hop was put together by Kathleen Mattox to help not only promote local artists but also to try and draw people to the local businesses in downtown Sanger. The Sanger Art Hop happens…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger High JV and Varsity Girls Water Polo teams hosted the Edison Tigers for a Wednesday game this week. Both teams played hard and both were victorious. The JV girls were happy to have Helena Washburn on the pool deck. Washburn recently had surgery which prevented…...
By Cheryl Senn (Photos courtesy Sianne Gonzalez, Isaiah Lopez and Mikaylah Rivas) The Sanger High School campus quad looked like a big sea of pink because there were so many students and staff members wearing the color pink in support of the Breast Cancer Awareness. October is Breast Cancer Awareness…...
By Cheryl Senn Today, October 21, was Unity Day, and many school campuses were celebrating by having students and staff wear orange and make pledges to stop bullying on their campuses and in their lives. As I saw pictures of what took place with hundreds of Sanger students and after…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Fire Department held a scenario training session, this past Friday, for the newest department hires. The training, according to Senior Firefighter/Paramedic Greg DuPuis, allows the department to asses the new hires before they are assigned to a shift. This final training session comes at the…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger High School campus has a functioning robot, built by students, in room 201. The Sanger High Robotics Club, who call themselves Uni-Rex, have almost completed the design, fabrication, construction, wiring, and programming of a functioning robot. According to Asif Kahn, a Sanger High sophomore and…...
