By Cheryl Senn According to Sanger District Chamber of Commerce staff, downtown was came alive with 1,000 people in attendance for the Grand Opening for the 2017 Sanger District Chamber of Commerce September Farmers Markets. The Grand Opening Ceremony began with the Sanger High School (SHS) Marching Band and Cheer…...
By Cheryl Senn Back when new City of Sanger Parks & Recreation Supervisor Joaquin Zamora was a child in school he had no idea recreation would be his calling. Zamora says this is an exciting time for him and his wife. Zamora has worked with/for the recreation department/division since he…...
By Cheryl Senn By the end of October, Sanger’s “P” Street will be looking and functioning a lot better, according to Sanger City Engineer Josh Rogers. The construction work on “P” Street is scheduled to last for 65 days and should be completed by November 13th. “However, the road is…...
By Cheryl Senn On July 2nd there was a new pastor, Pastor Neal Harris, preaching to the Sanger United Methodist Church (SUMC) congregation. “The bishop pointed me here to Sanger,” said Harris, who’s first full Sunday Service was on July 2nd. Harris said his style is to preach biblical sermons…...
By Cheryl Senn Meeting the medical needs of Sanger residents will be a lot easier when the doors open to the new United Health Centers (UHC) facility, on 7th Street, later this fall. According to David Phillips, United Health Centers Community and Staff Development Officer, the new facility will be…...
By Gabrielle Rivas It was truly a sweet victory for Valeria Covarrubias, who won first place, in the inaugural St. Mary’s Summer Festival Cupcake Wars competition, this past weekend. Two people participated in St. Mary’s Cupcake Wars at their annual summer festival on Saturday. The contest was open to all…...
By Christy Erickson Personal gardens are a great way to help local bee species that are struggling to survive. These insects are essential to our environment, as they help flowers bloom and are vital in the growth of many of our most popular food crops. However, they are facing numerous…...
By Berenice Vargas Wearing the latest Apache gear and supporting Sanger High School (SHS) students just got easier. By visiting Mavericks Screen Printing’s new store front, SHS Student Store inside the SHS office, or one of the Mavericks mobile units, you can purchase trending Apache gear while donating a percentage…...
By Berenice Vargas Tito Villegas, Sanger resident and local pastor of a new place to worship, RISE Church, is hoping to find a new home in Sanger. “It wasn’t until last year when my wife and I realized that our area of service was in the town that we have…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger District Chamber of Commerce (SDCC) Inaugural Fruit Trail Bus had 28 passengers who wanted to experience some of what the Fresno County Fruit Trail has to offer. “There is a lot of reasons why the fruit trail came around,” said SDCC CEO Tammy Wolfe,” There…...
By Cheryl Senn According to Sanger District Chamber of Commerce staff, downtown was came alive with 1,000 people in attendance for the Grand Opening for the 2017 Sanger District Chamber of Commerce September Farmers Markets. The Grand Opening Ceremony began with the Sanger High School (SHS) Marching Band and Cheer…...
By Cheryl Senn Back when new City of Sanger Parks & Recreation Supervisor Joaquin Zamora was a child in school he had no idea recreation would be his calling. Zamora says this is an exciting time for him and his wife. Zamora has worked with/for the recreation department/division since he…...
By Cheryl Senn By the end of October, Sanger’s “P” Street will be looking and functioning a lot better, according to Sanger City Engineer Josh Rogers. The construction work on “P” Street is scheduled to last for 65 days and should be completed by November 13th. “However, the road is…...
By Cheryl Senn On July 2nd there was a new pastor, Pastor Neal Harris, preaching to the Sanger United Methodist Church (SUMC) congregation. “The bishop pointed me here to Sanger,” said Harris, who’s first full Sunday Service was on July 2nd. Harris said his style is to preach biblical sermons…...
By Cheryl Senn Meeting the medical needs of Sanger residents will be a lot easier when the doors open to the new United Health Centers (UHC) facility, on 7th Street, later this fall. According to David Phillips, United Health Centers Community and Staff Development Officer, the new facility will be…...
By Gabrielle Rivas It was truly a sweet victory for Valeria Covarrubias, who won first place, in the inaugural St. Mary’s Summer Festival Cupcake Wars competition, this past weekend. Two people participated in St. Mary’s Cupcake Wars at their annual summer festival on Saturday. The contest was open to all…...
By Christy Erickson Personal gardens are a great way to help local bee species that are struggling to survive. These insects are essential to our environment, as they help flowers bloom and are vital in the growth of many of our most popular food crops. However, they are facing numerous…...
By Berenice Vargas Wearing the latest Apache gear and supporting Sanger High School (SHS) students just got easier. By visiting Mavericks Screen Printing’s new store front, SHS Student Store inside the SHS office, or one of the Mavericks mobile units, you can purchase trending Apache gear while donating a percentage…...
By Berenice Vargas Tito Villegas, Sanger resident and local pastor of a new place to worship, RISE Church, is hoping to find a new home in Sanger. “It wasn’t until last year when my wife and I realized that our area of service was in the town that we have…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger District Chamber of Commerce (SDCC) Inaugural Fruit Trail Bus had 28 passengers who wanted to experience some of what the Fresno County Fruit Trail has to offer. “There is a lot of reasons why the fruit trail came around,” said SDCC CEO Tammy Wolfe,” There…...
