Sachse's Fall X-Treme Green Event Gives Residents a Free Way to Clear Out the Clutter
The city's fall hazardous-waste and e-waste drop-off returns to Heritage Park on September 19, free for Sachse residents.
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Your Library, Your Voice: How Sachse Residents Can Shape the Public Library This September
The Sachse Public Library Board meets September 14 at 7 p.m. — here's what the board does and why showing up matters.
Every Second Saturday, a Corner of 5th Street Becomes Sachse's Town Square
The Sachse Farmer's Market returns September 13 at 3324 5th St, offering local produce, baked goods, and handmade goods for the community.
From Raspberry Pi to Nintendo Switch: How Sachse's Summer Reading Challenge Became Something Bigger
The Sachse Public Library's 2026 Summer Reading Challenge wrapped up with tech prizes and a first-ever school district partnership that could shape summers ahead.
Reading, Rockets, and a Robot Truck: How Sachse's Library Closed Out Summer with a Bang
The Sachse Public Library wrapped its Summer Reading Challenge with prizes, a Perot TECH Truck visit, and a new Garland ISD partnership.
A Quiet Anchor on Sachse Road: The Public Library's Summer Programs Keep Running Strong
From storytimes to book clubs, Sachse Public Library at 3815 Sachse Rd. offers steady community programming through the end of summer 2026.
The Library Lawn's Last Hurrah: How Sachse Sends Off Summer with Science, Sips, and Storytelling
On July 30, the Sachse Public Library hosts its summer finale with the Perot TECH Truck, prize pickups, and free drinks for the first 200 attendees.
The Sachse Public Library Is Looking for a Few Good Volunteers This Fall
The Sachse Public Library is recruiting Shelvers, Event Helpers, and Craft Helpers for its August–October volunteer season.
Sachse, TX FAQ: What Newcomers Ask
Moving to Sachse, TX? Get real answers on schools, property taxes, parks, dining, commuting, and safety from people who know the city.
How Sachse Got Its Name: A Railroad Deal, a Cotton Gin, and 250 People
The depot town on the Dallas–Collin county line owes its name to a Prussian immigrant's 1886 bargain with the railroad. Here is how Sachse came to be, and how it grew.
Fireworks, a Tree Lighting, and the Felix Center: The Sachse Community Calendar
Sachse anchors its year on three recurring events at Heritage Park and the Michael J. Felix Community Center. A guide to the city's gatherings and its indoor rec hub.
William Sachse Bought 640 Acres in 1845. A Railroad Made Them a Town.
The founder came from Prussia, built the county's first cotton gins, and gave a railroad its right-of-way in 1886. The story of how a Saxon's homestead became the city of Sachse.