By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Community Center was filled with a sold out audience for the 94th Sanger District Chamber of Commerce Annual Awards Banquet honoring members of the fire, police, and community. More than 300 people filled the tables for the “It’s Elementary” themed awards evening. Awards presented were:…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Fire Department 2018 Firefighter of the Year, Chris Waddle, has served Sanger Fire for 11 years. Waddle said he was very honored he was picked for the 2018 Firefighter of the Year, by his peers, and felt it might have been due to the fact…...
By Cheryl Senn The 2018 Sanger District Chamber of Commerce Mother of the Year, Nancy Kacerek, was surprised this past Saturday, at DiCicco’s, in front of family, friends and HOPE Sanger board members and staff. Kacerek was nominated by her family, Fr. John Bruno from St. Mary’s Church and Julie…...
By Cheryl Senn The 2018 Sanger District Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year, Rolinda Hernandez, said “I think it’s important to volunteer because it’s a way of making a difference and you meet some great people. I choose to volunteer with groups or organizations I believe in and make…...
Compiled Douglas and Norma Hazelton were surprised with the announcement that they had been selected as the 2018 Sanger District Chamber of Commerce’s Mr. & Mrs. Farmer, by the Chamber CEO/President Tammy Wolfe. The Hazeltons were nominated by family friend, Delores Gonzalez. Here is the letter which she submitted to…...
By Cheryl Senn This is the second year the City of Sanger has celebrated Women’s History Month with variety of activities and recognitions. Sanger City Council member Melissa Hurtado, who represents District I, organized the activities with the assistance and support from her fellow City council members and City staff…....
By Cheryl Senn More than 200 students participated in the recent National School Walkout event at SHS. The SHS students joined thousands from throughout the Nation, to take a moment to recognize the 17 victims of Parkland’s Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting. The SHS students did not walk out…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Woman’s Club (SWC) donated 40 packages of stuffed animals and blankets, from this year’s “Stuffy Project” collection, to Sanger Police and Fire Department chiefs and personnel. The donation took place during the monthly SWC meeting and luncheon. According to SWC president Jeanne Adams, the club…...
By Cheryl Senn Sanger Cub Scout Pack 322 will be celebrating their second anniversary in Sanger, in May of this year, according to the Boy Scout Chartered Organization Representative Bobbi Ann Phillips. In addition to the Cub Scout Pack two-year anniversary, the Boy Scout Troop 322 will be celebrating its…...
By Cheryl Senn The second week of February was busy for the City of Sanger as they held Ribbon Cuttings for three dual port Level 2 Electric Vehicle( EV) chargers located at City Hall and the completion of the Sanger Park Renovation Project. The EV charging stations are located at…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Community Center was filled with a sold out audience for the 94th Sanger District Chamber of Commerce Annual Awards Banquet honoring members of the fire, police, and community. More than 300 people filled the tables for the “It’s Elementary” themed awards evening. Awards presented were:…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Fire Department 2018 Firefighter of the Year, Chris Waddle, has served Sanger Fire for 11 years. Waddle said he was very honored he was picked for the 2018 Firefighter of the Year, by his peers, and felt it might have been due to the fact…...
By Cheryl Senn The 2018 Sanger District Chamber of Commerce Mother of the Year, Nancy Kacerek, was surprised this past Saturday, at DiCicco’s, in front of family, friends and HOPE Sanger board members and staff. Kacerek was nominated by her family, Fr. John Bruno from St. Mary’s Church and Julie…...
By Cheryl Senn The 2018 Sanger District Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year, Rolinda Hernandez, said “I think it’s important to volunteer because it’s a way of making a difference and you meet some great people. I choose to volunteer with groups or organizations I believe in and make…...
Compiled Douglas and Norma Hazelton were surprised with the announcement that they had been selected as the 2018 Sanger District Chamber of Commerce’s Mr. & Mrs. Farmer, by the Chamber CEO/President Tammy Wolfe. The Hazeltons were nominated by family friend, Delores Gonzalez. Here is the letter which she submitted to…...
By Cheryl Senn This is the second year the City of Sanger has celebrated Women’s History Month with variety of activities and recognitions. Sanger City Council member Melissa Hurtado, who represents District I, organized the activities with the assistance and support from her fellow City council members and City staff…....
By Cheryl Senn More than 200 students participated in the recent National School Walkout event at SHS. The SHS students joined thousands from throughout the Nation, to take a moment to recognize the 17 victims of Parkland’s Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting. The SHS students did not walk out…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Woman’s Club (SWC) donated 40 packages of stuffed animals and blankets, from this year’s “Stuffy Project” collection, to Sanger Police and Fire Department chiefs and personnel. The donation took place during the monthly SWC meeting and luncheon. According to SWC president Jeanne Adams, the club…...
By Cheryl Senn Sanger Cub Scout Pack 322 will be celebrating their second anniversary in Sanger, in May of this year, according to the Boy Scout Chartered Organization Representative Bobbi Ann Phillips. In addition to the Cub Scout Pack two-year anniversary, the Boy Scout Troop 322 will be celebrating its…...
By Cheryl Senn The second week of February was busy for the City of Sanger as they held Ribbon Cuttings for three dual port Level 2 Electric Vehicle( EV) chargers located at City Hall and the completion of the Sanger Park Renovation Project. The EV charging stations are located at…...
