By Cheryl Senn In the midst of the holiday season, members of the Sanger United Methodist Church (SUMC) and the youth in the community have something to look forward to. SUMC has two new Youth Directors in Greg Guerra and Mackenzie Curtis. Curtis was already on staff at SUMC working…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger High Apache Varsity Girls Wrestling team has a new head coach and new outlook on the season, as they headed into a match with the Redwood Rangers. The Lady wrestlers are now coached by Narciso Juarez. Juarez says he is not new to the sport…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 890 little feet, of Wilson Elementary School children, will be covered with new shoes and socks this winter, due to a collaboration between Calvary Fellowship Church, Worship Center Sanger, and Convoy of Hope. Recently, students made their way to room 21 on the Wilson Elementary…...
By Cheryl Senn The route of the recent 70th annual Toyland Parade was lined with more than 5,000 people, all who wanted to see the floats, bands, cars, horses, and people, who were proudly moving down the downtown streets. Alex Bledsoe once said,”Parades ain’t for the people on the floats,…...
By Cheryl Senn Community members, Sanger High School (SHS) staff and SHS history students gathered by the commemorative granite monument which honors the World War II Nisei Diploma Honorees, to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Executive Order :9066. The Executive Order :9066 was the WWII policy of the United…...
By Cheryl Senn As the Sanger High School (SHS) Apache Varsity Boys Soccer team took the field, this past Thursday, there was a lot of excitement amongst the players. “Everything we are doing is brand new,” said Apache Varsity Boys Soccer Head Coach Alex Gutierrez. This is Gutierrez’s first year…...
By Jaime Garza Rogationist Fathers traveled from all over the world, to the Sanger area, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of continuous work serving the Catholic Church in the United States and promoting vocations in the Church of America, from 1967-2017. Rogationist Fathers began the celebration by visiting Our Lady…...
By Cheryl Senn It seems there are more lights being lit right after Thanksgiving, in preparation for Christmas. Watching the City of Sanger Public Works employees string lights on the big Christmas trees in Brehler Square amazed me because more than 480 lights were strung on just one of the…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 42 families filled the Sanger Community Center to participate in the City of Sanger Military Banner Presentation Ceremony. Community members who had purchased a Military Banner honoring their family or friend, were presented with the Military Banner. Everyone joined the Sanger City Council in recognizing…...
Contributed The Sanger Woman’s Club will hold its second annual fundraiser, “A Dickens of a Christmas,” on Saturday, December 9 at 6 p.m. at the Kings River Winery, 4276 S. Greenwood Ave., Sanger. The Christmas Carol-theme holiday event will take attendees back in time to the 19th century streets of…...
By Cheryl Senn In the midst of the holiday season, members of the Sanger United Methodist Church (SUMC) and the youth in the community have something to look forward to. SUMC has two new Youth Directors in Greg Guerra and Mackenzie Curtis. Curtis was already on staff at SUMC working…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger High Apache Varsity Girls Wrestling team has a new head coach and new outlook on the season, as they headed into a match with the Redwood Rangers. The Lady wrestlers are now coached by Narciso Juarez. Juarez says he is not new to the sport…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 890 little feet, of Wilson Elementary School children, will be covered with new shoes and socks this winter, due to a collaboration between Calvary Fellowship Church, Worship Center Sanger, and Convoy of Hope. Recently, students made their way to room 21 on the Wilson Elementary…...
By Cheryl Senn The route of the recent 70th annual Toyland Parade was lined with more than 5,000 people, all who wanted to see the floats, bands, cars, horses, and people, who were proudly moving down the downtown streets. Alex Bledsoe once said,”Parades ain’t for the people on the floats,…...
By Cheryl Senn Community members, Sanger High School (SHS) staff and SHS history students gathered by the commemorative granite monument which honors the World War II Nisei Diploma Honorees, to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Executive Order :9066. The Executive Order :9066 was the WWII policy of the United…...
By Cheryl Senn As the Sanger High School (SHS) Apache Varsity Boys Soccer team took the field, this past Thursday, there was a lot of excitement amongst the players. “Everything we are doing is brand new,” said Apache Varsity Boys Soccer Head Coach Alex Gutierrez. This is Gutierrez’s first year…...
By Jaime Garza Rogationist Fathers traveled from all over the world, to the Sanger area, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of continuous work serving the Catholic Church in the United States and promoting vocations in the Church of America, from 1967-2017. Rogationist Fathers began the celebration by visiting Our Lady…...
By Cheryl Senn It seems there are more lights being lit right after Thanksgiving, in preparation for Christmas. Watching the City of Sanger Public Works employees string lights on the big Christmas trees in Brehler Square amazed me because more than 480 lights were strung on just one of the…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 42 families filled the Sanger Community Center to participate in the City of Sanger Military Banner Presentation Ceremony. Community members who had purchased a Military Banner honoring their family or friend, were presented with the Military Banner. Everyone joined the Sanger City Council in recognizing…...
Contributed The Sanger Woman’s Club will hold its second annual fundraiser, “A Dickens of a Christmas,” on Saturday, December 9 at 6 p.m. at the Kings River Winery, 4276 S. Greenwood Ave., Sanger. The Christmas Carol-theme holiday event will take attendees back in time to the 19th century streets of…...
