By Carrie Dunlea Backyards have evolved far beyond basic patios and grills. Today’s outdoor spaces are increasingly designed as extensions of the home — places where families can stream movies, host game-day gatherings or simply unwind outdoors without sacrificing...
Princeton’s youth will soon have access to sports programs, academic scholarships and any other resources the community may need thanks to a partnership with the Alliance of Elite Youth Leadership (AEYL). The AEYL is a McKinney based nonprofit organization that...
Unofficial election results have been reported for the Nov. 2 election. With 100% of precincts reporting, Brianna Chacon won the mayoral seat with 742 votes. Challenger David Sprawls received 482. In City Council Place 1, David Kleiber won with 588 votes over Darsell...
Rachel Nicks, Clint Sadler and Heidi Estep all share a common denominator. Not only are they graduates of the district they now work for — they are all principals of Princeton ISD schools. As National Principals Month draws to a close, these three administrators share...
The third called session of the Texas Legislature ended with the lawmakers addressing most of Gov. Greg Abbott’s concerns. With the exception of a ban on vaccine mandates, increased penalties for illegal voting and a constitutional amendment allowing courts to deny...
Princeton City Council got a chance to check out Princeton Fire-Rescue’s latest apparatus and hear a complaint about Fall Fest at the Oct. 25 regular meeting. The annual Fall Fest, which was held Oct. 23, welcomed residents and visitors to J.M. Caldwell Park. The...
Princeton voters head to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 2, to make their sections in the city, Princeton ISD board of trustees and Texas Constitutional election. Voting locations across the state will be open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. on election day. Nearby voting locations...
Princeton ISD candidates participated in a virtual forum last week organized by the Princeton-Lowry Crossing Chamber of Commerce and moderated by the Collin County League of Women Voters. Most of the candidates were present at the virtual forum, held Oct. 14 and...
There’s still time to avoid lines and casts ballots in the Nov. 2 city, school district and Texas Constitutional elections. Early voting began Oct. 18 and runs through Oct. 29 and residents can vote at Princeton Public Works Building and Collin College Farmersville...
