Police Chief James Waters has been appointed to the position of Princeton’s public safety director, Alternate City Manager David Hall has announced. Waters will receive an annual salary of $208,000 in his new role, according to information obtained by The Princeton...
Hwy. 380 near Princeton and McKinney was shut down for more than six hours Monday, March 6 after a multiple vehicle wreck resulted in a double fatality. According to preliminary investigation information released by DPS Public Information Officer Lonny Haschel,...
Mayor John-Mark Caldwell hands a key to the city over to Tractor Supply Manager Virginia Nix. Tractor Supply recently opened in Princeton on Hwy. 380. Also participating in the key ceremony was Tractor Supply Team Lead Ashton Salazar and city of Princeton Assistant...
Pride, honor and dedication were on display as elementary school teachers of the year recipients were inducted into the Princeton Pride Corps. At the Monday, Feb. 20 school board meeting, members of the school board presented four teachers the honor. “The Board of...
Smith Elementary School hosted its first-ever fun run boosterthon to raise money to purchase sun shades for the school’s two playground areas, as well as make donations to feed hungry families. More than $28,000 was raised from the event. This exceeded the goal of...
RICHARDSON – Multiple lead changes and a pair of overtimes proved too tough to overcome Feb. 21 for the Panthers. Kaufman pulled out a 71-67 double overtime win in the Class 4A Region II bi-district round at Richardson High School. “The kids gave great effort, I am...
