Suggested photo cutline: Columnist John Moore still isn’t allowed to use the good towels. His is behind the bathroom door. Photo: John Moore As a kid, I was fairly certain I’d never get any couth. I wasn’t sure what couth was, but it seemed to be important to my...
Jaisen Rutledge and Jan Goria, the top two vote-getters in the May 2 special election, answer questions before the start of early voting in a runoff election for Princeton City Council. Bob Wieland/Princeton Herald The two candidates in the runoff election for the...
Unpaved South Boorman Road is scheduled to be surfaced in the near future. Bob Wieland/Princeton Herald Princeton city staff prepared reports on data center regulations and roadway repair priorities for discussion at a City Council work session scheduled for Tuesday,...
Princeton Senior High School graduates celebrate the conclusion of commencement exercises by throwing maroon and white streamers instead of the traditional cap toss Thursday, May 21, at the CUTX event center as the Class of 2026 officially closes one chapter and...
A water tank built in 1940 is the largest remnant of a migrant labor camp that later housed German POWs during WWII. Photo Bob Wieland/The Princeton Herald Princeton City Council members would like to preserve historic sites and artifacts in the city but are unsure...
Princeton Police Sgt. Mike Rumfield, a U.S. Army veteran who served as an infantryman in the 101st Airborne Division, was the keynote speaker Monday, May 25, at the Memorial Day ceremony sponsored by VFW Bois D'Arc Post 9167 in Princeton Cemetery. His 26 years of...
The Noino Study Club honored PSHS graduates Chandler Evans, Maris Gayid and Macy Harpole with scholarships. Princeton Masonic Lodge No. 1436 A.F. & A.M. presented scholarships on April 30 to Caden Harp, Bailey Hearnsberger and Reyna Allen.They posed with their...
An aerial concept illustration shows how Princeton’s multi-generation recreation center will look when finished in 2028. Courtesy Photo The cost of Princeton’s multi-generation recreation center has been pared by up to $20 million, Parks & Recreation Director...
Collin County Animal Services will no longer hold certain stray or impounded animals for five days before making a placement decision. The Collin County Commissioners court voted Monday, May 11, to approve a request from Misty Brown, manager of the county’s animal...
