The Sanger High School Commencement Ceremony was held on Tuesday evening at UNT Coliseum. The SHS Class of 2026 is the largest graduating class in Sanger High School history with 223 students walking the stage. What an incredible accomplishment for this group of young men and women. From classrooms to competitions, performances to community service, this class has left its mark on Sanger ISD in so many ways. Congratulations to every graduate, every family, and every educato

Last Saturday, the LTHS graduation was held to celebrate and recognize our 2026 graduates. Each year, one of our graduates volunteers to give the student body speech, and this year Miss Armani White held the honor. This young lady gave an incredibly inspirational speech, and we wanted to share it with our LTHS community. The Power of the LTHS Choice Program is the transformation and reimaging of futures for our students. Every student’s journey to graduation looks different—

A warm welcome was extended to the Sanger, TX Senior Center in downtown Sanger on Thursday, May 7 during their Ribbon Cutting at the corner of 2nd & Bolivar. The Sanger City Council, including outgoing Mayor Muir and at least three council members, attended, while Mayor Elect Bilyeu also stopped by during the Open House. Members of the Sanger Chamber, alongside seniors from Sanger, Bolivar, Krum, and Valley View, gathered to witness the Chamber-hosted Ribbon Cutting ceremony.

1. Name: Jarrod Roberts (Incumbent) 2. Age:50 3. Family (spouse’s name, children’s names and ages): Heather Class of 94, Cutter Class of 2029, Colbee Class of 2030 4. Education: Sanger High School Class of 94 5. Profession/Company: JCO Custom Homes 6. How long have you been a resident of Sanger? 43 years 7. Why are you running for school board, and what are your qualifications? I am seeking re-election for a 3rd term. My reason for serving is simple. Our stu

1. Name - Allen Chick (Incumbent) 2. Age - 62 3. Family - 3 kids grown 4. Education - BS A&M 5. Profession/Title/Company - Financial advisor CFP Piccolo Investments & Consulting 6. How long have you been a resident of Sanger? 19 years 7. Why did you choose to run for City Council? I wanted to be involved. 8. Why do you believe you are qualified for the seat of City Council? I’m not really, but I have volunteered my time on the council since 2014 and I have a lot of experienc

Sanger residents have a lot to consider in the upcoming local election. There are 42 early voting locations in Denton County, including the Sanger Community Center at 101 Freese Drive. Early voting began on Monday, April 20, and ends on Tuesday, April 28, for the election scheduled for Saturday, May 2. On the ballot is a $68 million bond for the Sanger Independent School District (SISD). See pages 10, 12-14 about the bond. Additionally, there is one school board race for Plac

Ready to declutter and make some extra cash? Join the City-Wide Garage Sale Day on April 25! For this one-day event, the City is waiving garage sale permit fees, so you can host a sale right at your home—no extra cost! • Clean out closets and sell what you no longer need • Shop around town for great finds • Be part of a fun, community-wide event To participate, simply submit your garage sale application to City Hall and host your sale at your residence on April 25. A complet

The Sanger Education Foundation held their Annual Gala on Friday, March 20th at the beautiful Monroe Pearson event center located in Denton, TX. This evening brought together supporters, educators, public officials, parents & more to celebrate one common denominator, our students and teachers of Sanger ISD. With nearly 350 attendees present, the Foundation raised just over $122,000 that will directly support both the programs and initiatives that are put forth by our educator