Events for April 9, 2018
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City Council
The City Council will host their bi-weekly meeting
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City Council
BREAKING NEWS
- Appraisal notices mailed
- Burglary prevention key as summer approaches
- PISD board discusses school construction, renovations
- Back on track: Panthers defeat Celina, Bonham in district play
- Out with the old, in with the new
- Princeton logo is a no go
- Princeton teen arrested in conjunction with $1M theft
- Anti-Sexting program to be offered at PHS
- Over and out: Lady Panthers eliminated in third round
- Activist skips NTMWD information session
The Princeton Herald shared Princeton Police Department's post.
On April 28, 2018 Princeton Police Department will be participating in the annual DEA Take Back Program. ANY unused, expired, or unclaimed prescription pills can be brought to Princeton Police Department from 10 am to 2 pm. We are encouraging all residents to participate in this event to ensure drugs stay out of the wrong hands!
The Princeton Herald shared a link.
Out with the old, in with the new
princetonherald.com
Princeton Fire Department will be moving into the future as it placed a fire engine into retirement to make way for a new apparatus. The 2001 E-One Custom Cab being retired was purchased brand new by
The Princeton Herald shared a link.
PISD board discusses school construction, renovations
princetonherald.com
School construction and renovations were the topic of much discussion at a recent Princeton Independent School District board meeting. Monday, April 16 the school board received information about cons
The Princeton Herald shared a link.
Burglary prevention key as summer approaches
princetonherald.com
Recently, there have been conversations on social media regarding numerous thefts and burglaries in Eastern Collin County. The county reported approximately 11 burglaries in the unincorporated area th
The Princeton Herald shared a link.
Back on track: Panthers defeat Celina, Bonham in district play
princetonherald.com
Princeton rebounded quite nicely last week in District 11-4A baseball. They knocked off Celina 14-1 in five innings and host Bonham 9-0 in a rare afternoon game. “This past week was good to see us get