Mike Sackett is a journalist for the Waxahachie Sun, focusing on local news and events in Waxahachie, Texas. With a passion for community journalism, Mike covers a variety of topics including sports, community events, and local business stories.
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Mike Sackett's work primarily centers on event coverage, announcements, and seasonal topics with a focus on local news in the Waxahachie area. His articles mostly include photo galleries of community events, sports activities, and seasonal celebrations.
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Since 2019, Donna Aud has led the Good Samaritan Project, which fulfills the biblical parable of helping others. Her project’s goal is to provide food and other necessary supplies to
Heather and John Paul Dineen III have been staples of the Waxahachie Farmers Market for years now and are well known for their homegrown agricultural offerings, including the beef and
Recently while on a Waxahachie Sun news assignment, I was introduced to a sweet, 4-year-old girl dog, Sugar, who has brown eyes that sparkle and well-kept brown hair. She meets
More than halfway through its regular season, the Waxahachie Farmers Market continues to enjoy good numbers of vendors, sales, and attendance at its location on Howard Road by the old rodeo grounds and Wags-a-hachie Dog Park.
In 2013, Anna Day felt a calling to help support her sister, Isabella, then almost 2 years old, and their family. At 9 months old, Isabella had been diagnosed with stage four neuroblastoma, a form of cancer.
The Waxahachie High School Lady Indians varsity volleyball team hosted Rockwall High School on Tuesday, Sept. 3, with the final results Waxahachie 0, Rockwall 3 on set scores of 19-25, 13-25, 20-25. As of Tuesday, the Lady Indians record was 14-16. Waxahachie's next game is at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 10, at home against Midlothian High School.
A joint showing featuring the Ellis County Art Association and the Creative Quilters Guild of Ellis County was held at the Chautauqua Auditorium on Saturday, Sept. 14. The first-time, joing show by the two groups had been in the planning stages for several years.
Members of the Waxahachie Police Department, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, and the Texas Department of Transportation recently conducted a child passenger safety program in the parking lot of the police station. The purpose was to ensure people with small children have safe car seats.
People in and around Waxahachie recently saw an invasion of classic pickup trucks. Specifically, Chevrolet C10 series pickup trucks and a few other body styles were out cruising on the streets or on display in various parking lots. The occasion was the ninth annual C10s in the Park gathering Sept. 20-21.
The Waxahachie Varsity Volleyball took the sting out of Mesquite's Lady Skeeter volleyball team by a straight 3-0 win. The Lady Indians \took the contest by 25-11, 25-9, and 25 – 12 wins. With the win over Mesquite, the Lady Indians continue to lead Class 6A, Region II, District 11 with a perfect 6-0 district record. Their season record of 21-16 puts them in second place behind the San Antonio Johnson Jaguars with a season record of 20, -25 for the Texas Conference Division. Next week the Lady Indians will meet the Lady Lancaster Tiger in Lancaster.
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