By Cheryl Senn More than 350 were in attendance at Sanger’s inaugural Faith & Blue Weekend event, this past Sunday, at Greenwood Park. More than 16 faith-based organizations had booths up at the park. There was free music, fun stage games and bounce houses for the kids, raffle prizes and…...
By Anahi Jaramillo The Sanger Apaches kicked off the start of their CMAC league season with a win on the road against the Justin Garza Guardians. The Apaches clinched the much anticipated win over the Guardians that night, scoring three touchdowns and one field goal, totaling their win to 24-13…....
By Anahi Jaramillo “We’re training for November,” said Apache cross country head coach Sean Marzolf. The Apaches have been training for 15 weeks not and have completed their last race of the series including the Sanger Invitational, Woodbridge and finally the 49th Douglas P. Rudolf Cross Country Invitational, one of…...
By Abby Kelley Abby Kelley, a 19-year-old, 2021 Sanger High Graduate and part time Fresno State student, is making progress in the sport she has participated in for 7 years. Kelley began her journey with archery seven years ago at Impact Archery. There she learned and progressed for 6 years…....
By Cheryl Senn September is the month for the Sanger District Chamber of Commerce Street Fair and Farmer’s Market series. Every Saturday has a different theme. The week themes were Military and First Responders, Disney Night and Country Night. The first Saturday in September was scheduled to be Vegas Night…....
by Coach Sean Marzolf Congratulations to the Sanger High School Varsity Cross Country as they competed at the 41st Annual Woodbridge invitational in Irvine, CA!!! This invitational is one of the biggest in the XC meets in the country with some of the top ranked teams in the state/nation. The…...
By Anahi Jaramillo Last week the State of California experienced a heat wave that was felt from Southern California all the way up to Northern California. Cities like Fresno and Sacramento reached all time highs of temperatures, breaking records either set in the 80s or like Fresno, in the recent…...
By Anahi Jaramillo/Cheryl Senn Student sections across the nation have shifted the paradigm of how students celebrate their athletic teams. For years even in college settings, student sections have been known for the energy they give their teams. Many things come into play with creating a “good” student section, and…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Branch of the Fresno County Public Library has a new program called ‘Coloring with Friends’, which is promoted by the Sanger Friends of the Library and hosted by local Pastor Jessica Guerra. The coloring program is offered every Thursday evening, from 6pm to 7:30pm inside…...
By Cheryl Senn The more than 3,000 students who attend Sanger High School (SHS) filled the quad area, on campus, during lunch, to find the club or clubs that they wanted to join, during SHS Club Rush 2022. Some clubs were athletic clubs. Some were community service clubs. Some were…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 350 were in attendance at Sanger’s inaugural Faith & Blue Weekend event, this past Sunday, at Greenwood Park. More than 16 faith-based organizations had booths up at the park. There was free music, fun stage games and bounce houses for the kids, raffle prizes and…...
By Anahi Jaramillo The Sanger Apaches kicked off the start of their CMAC league season with a win on the road against the Justin Garza Guardians. The Apaches clinched the much anticipated win over the Guardians that night, scoring three touchdowns and one field goal, totaling their win to 24-13…....
By Anahi Jaramillo “We’re training for November,” said Apache cross country head coach Sean Marzolf. The Apaches have been training for 15 weeks not and have completed their last race of the series including the Sanger Invitational, Woodbridge and finally the 49th Douglas P. Rudolf Cross Country Invitational, one of…...
By Abby Kelley Abby Kelley, a 19-year-old, 2021 Sanger High Graduate and part time Fresno State student, is making progress in the sport she has participated in for 7 years. Kelley began her journey with archery seven years ago at Impact Archery. There she learned and progressed for 6 years…....
By Cheryl Senn September is the month for the Sanger District Chamber of Commerce Street Fair and Farmer’s Market series. Every Saturday has a different theme. The week themes were Military and First Responders, Disney Night and Country Night. The first Saturday in September was scheduled to be Vegas Night…....
by Coach Sean Marzolf Congratulations to the Sanger High School Varsity Cross Country as they competed at the 41st Annual Woodbridge invitational in Irvine, CA!!! This invitational is one of the biggest in the XC meets in the country with some of the top ranked teams in the state/nation. The…...
By Anahi Jaramillo Last week the State of California experienced a heat wave that was felt from Southern California all the way up to Northern California. Cities like Fresno and Sacramento reached all time highs of temperatures, breaking records either set in the 80s or like Fresno, in the recent…...
By Anahi Jaramillo/Cheryl Senn Student sections across the nation have shifted the paradigm of how students celebrate their athletic teams. For years even in college settings, student sections have been known for the energy they give their teams. Many things come into play with creating a “good” student section, and…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Branch of the Fresno County Public Library has a new program called ‘Coloring with Friends’, which is promoted by the Sanger Friends of the Library and hosted by local Pastor Jessica Guerra. The coloring program is offered every Thursday evening, from 6pm to 7:30pm inside…...
By Cheryl Senn The more than 3,000 students who attend Sanger High School (SHS) filled the quad area, on campus, during lunch, to find the club or clubs that they wanted to join, during SHS Club Rush 2022. Some clubs were athletic clubs. Some were community service clubs. Some were…...
