By Benjamin James Ayala Sanger Unified School District (SUSD) Science Technology Engineering & Math (STEM) Challenge, once again, promotes young engineers to push boundaries as they design and promote ideas as a team of bright minds. This year, the challenge was different. Students were challenged and timed to create their…...
By Greg Coronado The city of Sanger’s new mayor, Frank Gonzales says he feels honored to be representing his hometown as Mayor. Gonzalez was born and raised in Sanger, California. He is also a Sanger High Class of 1984 alumni. Gonzalez represented Sanger High, as a wide receiver, in the…...
By Cheryl Senn St. Mary’s Church parishioners can enjoy more color, as they attend worship, now that color fiberglass windows are being installed in the church sanctuary and narthex. St. Mary’s Catholic Church, on Bethel Ave., is adding color fiberglass to its windows. “It is more prayerful,” said Fr. John…...
By Cheryl Senn The new Antojitos Nayarit Restaurant owner Aaron Aguilar said Downtown Sanger is the best place to open a new restaurant. “Right now the downtown is quiet but the downtown is the life of the City,” said Aguilar,”When you can bring your family to the downtown and you…...
By Greg Coronado The newly elected councilman for the City of Sanger, Daniel Martinez, is humbled and grateful to represent District III for the next four years. “I’m humbled that so many showed their belief in me by giving me their vote”, said Martinez. Martinez was born and raised in…...
By Cheryl Senn With typically 1,000 cats to care for, The Cat House on the Kings, was more than happy to accept a monetary and supply donation from the Sanger Woman’s Club, during their monthly luncheon. The Cat House on the Kings is located on the Kings River, in Parlier,…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 28 children from seven families received gifts, food and bicycles, just in time for Christmas, from the Sanger Police Department. Early on a Saturday morning, prior to Christmas, the Sanger Police officers, family members, and Explorers, loaded up the trailers and patrols cars with the…...
By Cheryl Senn The City of Sanger is now driving with energy conservation in mind. They are driving cleaner and saving the residents of Sanger fuel expenses with the new Solar Charging Station, the EV ARC 4 (Electric Vehicle Autonomous Renewable Charger) and the four new Nissan LEAF fully electric…...
By Cheryl Senn Hundreds of people from all over the world gathered in front of the General Grant Tree to participate in the Historical 91st Annual Trek To The Nation’s Christmas Tree and Memorial Service for our Fallen Soldiers ceremony. The annual event is hosted by the Sanger District Chamber…...
By Greg Coronado Our journey through life can have many twist, turns and of course obstacles for us to overcome. Our journey may not be predictable but what is certain is that we will encounter someone somewhere along the way who will alter our path. Such is the story of…...
By Benjamin James Ayala Sanger Unified School District (SUSD) Science Technology Engineering & Math (STEM) Challenge, once again, promotes young engineers to push boundaries as they design and promote ideas as a team of bright minds. This year, the challenge was different. Students were challenged and timed to create their…...
By Greg Coronado The city of Sanger’s new mayor, Frank Gonzales says he feels honored to be representing his hometown as Mayor. Gonzalez was born and raised in Sanger, California. He is also a Sanger High Class of 1984 alumni. Gonzalez represented Sanger High, as a wide receiver, in the…...
By Cheryl Senn St. Mary’s Church parishioners can enjoy more color, as they attend worship, now that color fiberglass windows are being installed in the church sanctuary and narthex. St. Mary’s Catholic Church, on Bethel Ave., is adding color fiberglass to its windows. “It is more prayerful,” said Fr. John…...
By Cheryl Senn The new Antojitos Nayarit Restaurant owner Aaron Aguilar said Downtown Sanger is the best place to open a new restaurant. “Right now the downtown is quiet but the downtown is the life of the City,” said Aguilar,”When you can bring your family to the downtown and you…...
By Greg Coronado The newly elected councilman for the City of Sanger, Daniel Martinez, is humbled and grateful to represent District III for the next four years. “I’m humbled that so many showed their belief in me by giving me their vote”, said Martinez. Martinez was born and raised in…...
By Cheryl Senn With typically 1,000 cats to care for, The Cat House on the Kings, was more than happy to accept a monetary and supply donation from the Sanger Woman’s Club, during their monthly luncheon. The Cat House on the Kings is located on the Kings River, in Parlier,…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 28 children from seven families received gifts, food and bicycles, just in time for Christmas, from the Sanger Police Department. Early on a Saturday morning, prior to Christmas, the Sanger Police officers, family members, and Explorers, loaded up the trailers and patrols cars with the…...
By Cheryl Senn The City of Sanger is now driving with energy conservation in mind. They are driving cleaner and saving the residents of Sanger fuel expenses with the new Solar Charging Station, the EV ARC 4 (Electric Vehicle Autonomous Renewable Charger) and the four new Nissan LEAF fully electric…...
By Cheryl Senn Hundreds of people from all over the world gathered in front of the General Grant Tree to participate in the Historical 91st Annual Trek To The Nation’s Christmas Tree and Memorial Service for our Fallen Soldiers ceremony. The annual event is hosted by the Sanger District Chamber…...
By Greg Coronado Our journey through life can have many twist, turns and of course obstacles for us to overcome. Our journey may not be predictable but what is certain is that we will encounter someone somewhere along the way who will alter our path. Such is the story of…...
