By Cheryl Senn “Today, at the LAFCo Commission, LAFCo considered the City Council’s request to annex in Academy Avenue into the Sanger City Limits. That is Academy Avenue from California up to State Route 180,”said Sanger City Manager Tim Chapa, after the 3-0 LAFCo Commission approval vote. LAFCo is the…...
By Cheryl Senn Sanger High School Senior Ashley Schletewitz is not new to success in the classroom, in the pool and on the wrestling mat. But, this past September, she embarked on a journey of success as a bodybuilder. “I became interested in bodybuilding around September 2021,”said Schletewitz. “I became…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Police Foundation (SPF) Board of Directors made an informational presentation at a recent Sanger Rotary Club luncheon. The club members listened as the SPF President Pastor Sam Estes gave an overview of the Sanger Police Department’s non-profit foundation. Other SPF Board of Directors were also…...
By Anahi Jaramillo John Wash hosted their Valley Childrens Kids Day Taco Dinner/Drive Through fundraiser last week where they raised $1,100. The fundraiser was moved to a later date for better weather for families to eat outside at the school. John Wash CSP Mrs. Suzanne Nilmeier explained that their Make…...
By Anahi Jaramillo The Sanger Apache softball team started their season with tough teams in the Central Valley from Clovis West and Liberty from Bakersfield. The Apaches currently stand at a 9-6 overall record and have a 1-0 conference record. They started their conference season this past Tuesday, April 5…...
Contributed Sanger Track and Field distance runners traveled to Azusa, CA to compete in the Meet of Champions Elite Session on March 26. The Apaches qualified a record number 9 individuals into the Elite night time invitational. The meet continues to be one of the premiere distance events across the…...
It has been more than two years since the Sanger High Apache Theatre has been able to perform a production for the students and the community members. Even with the lifting of mask requirements in indoor spaces a the high school, some precautions are still in place. Some of the…...
By Cheryl Senn Who wants to live like a champion? Well, Fairmont Elementary School students found out, when they were able to visit their local champions for a day. The “Live Like a Champion Day” was promoted as a special event hosted by the school to promote high character, championship…...
by Cheryl Senn The month of March is designated as National Women’s History Month. In 1987, Congress passed Public Law 100-9, designating March as “Women’s History Month”. The month is set aside to honor women’s contributions in American history. We were not even in the month of March, when the…...
By Anahi Jaramillo The Apache Lacrosse team is paving their way to a successful season despite having new athletes to the sport. The team has been able to win their games with a score over 10, except for their tough matchup against Roosevelt High School. The girls took the 28-1…...
By Cheryl Senn “Today, at the LAFCo Commission, LAFCo considered the City Council’s request to annex in Academy Avenue into the Sanger City Limits. That is Academy Avenue from California up to State Route 180,”said Sanger City Manager Tim Chapa, after the 3-0 LAFCo Commission approval vote. LAFCo is the…...
By Cheryl Senn Sanger High School Senior Ashley Schletewitz is not new to success in the classroom, in the pool and on the wrestling mat. But, this past September, she embarked on a journey of success as a bodybuilder. “I became interested in bodybuilding around September 2021,”said Schletewitz. “I became…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Police Foundation (SPF) Board of Directors made an informational presentation at a recent Sanger Rotary Club luncheon. The club members listened as the SPF President Pastor Sam Estes gave an overview of the Sanger Police Department’s non-profit foundation. Other SPF Board of Directors were also…...
By Anahi Jaramillo John Wash hosted their Valley Childrens Kids Day Taco Dinner/Drive Through fundraiser last week where they raised $1,100. The fundraiser was moved to a later date for better weather for families to eat outside at the school. John Wash CSP Mrs. Suzanne Nilmeier explained that their Make…...
By Anahi Jaramillo The Sanger Apache softball team started their season with tough teams in the Central Valley from Clovis West and Liberty from Bakersfield. The Apaches currently stand at a 9-6 overall record and have a 1-0 conference record. They started their conference season this past Tuesday, April 5…...
Contributed Sanger Track and Field distance runners traveled to Azusa, CA to compete in the Meet of Champions Elite Session on March 26. The Apaches qualified a record number 9 individuals into the Elite night time invitational. The meet continues to be one of the premiere distance events across the…...
It has been more than two years since the Sanger High Apache Theatre has been able to perform a production for the students and the community members. Even with the lifting of mask requirements in indoor spaces a the high school, some precautions are still in place. Some of the…...
By Cheryl Senn Who wants to live like a champion? Well, Fairmont Elementary School students found out, when they were able to visit their local champions for a day. The “Live Like a Champion Day” was promoted as a special event hosted by the school to promote high character, championship…...
by Cheryl Senn The month of March is designated as National Women’s History Month. In 1987, Congress passed Public Law 100-9, designating March as “Women’s History Month”. The month is set aside to honor women’s contributions in American history. We were not even in the month of March, when the…...
By Anahi Jaramillo The Apache Lacrosse team is paving their way to a successful season despite having new athletes to the sport. The team has been able to win their games with a score over 10, except for their tough matchup against Roosevelt High School. The girls took the 28-1…...
