Collin County Emergency Services District No. 1 is proposing a property tax rate of 10 cents per $100 of taxable property value for the 2026 tax year, according to a notice of public hearing issued by the district. The district’s notice lists the proposed initial rate...
The Princeton ISD school board now meets in the new administration building. Bob Wieland/The Princeton Herald Under an educational literacy grant, Collin College is working with the Princeton Independent School District to offer a variety of courses, said Casey...
Princeton’s new multi-generation recreation center is not expected to be open until 2028, but residents are already questioning whether they should be charged for admission. When approved by voters in November 2023, the facility was projected to cost $30 million to...
If you wonder how open government laws affect you, think about these basics: The local taxes we pay. The roads we drive on. Even, sometimes, matters of life and death. Access to information through public meetings and records helps us know about the decisions elected...
Princeton senior Jose Sanchez, pictured in previous action, placed third at the Haltom Buffalo Stampede. Photo by Tina Lopez / C&S Media By David Wolman [email protected] Princeton’s girls turned in a dominant performance at last Thursday’s Haltom Buffalo...
The State Fair of Texas Midway beckons with all of its sights, smells, sounds and thrills. Photo courtesy Kevin Brown/State Fair of Texas® The State Fair of Texas will return to Dallas’ Fair Park this fall with 24 days of entertainment, agriculture, and community...
Princeton sophomore Juliyana Adams serves during a recent home match. Photo by Jerry Winfrey / C&S Media By David Wolman [email protected] The Princeton volleyball team came into last week in search of its first district win. Unfortunately, the Lady Panthers...
Princeton senior wide receiver Collin Fannin-White (11) taps senior Jordan Mosley on the helmet after the Panthers scored a touchdown in overtime against Plano East on Friday. Photo by Jerry Winfrey / C&S Media By Seth Dowdle [email protected] PRINCETON –...
Rep. Candy Noble, R-Lucas, watched Gov. Greg Abbott sign her bill to prevent religious discrimination in real estate developments. The measure, which Noble sponsored during the regular session of the Legislature, prohibits developments that limit property sales to...
