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 city council began the eminent domain process, accepted a grant and authorized a water rate study at its Oct. 12 regular meeting. During the meeting, council accepted a grant from Collin County for the 2018 Parks and Open Space Project for $354,000 for the...
Princeton City Council and mayoral 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. The majority of the candidates were present at the virtual...
Growing cities need people in key positions to ensure growth is executed as efficiently as possible and Princeton is no different – cue Craig Fisher, planning manager for Princeton. Fisher, who began the job last month, said he became interested in city planning as an...
The city of Princeton will, for the fifth time, attempt to establish a home rule charter. A home rule charter has appeared on the Princeton ballot four times: first in 2007, then twice in 2008 and once again in 2014. Each time, the voters of Princeton have turned the...
A Princeton boy is missing after leaving his home in the early morning hours of Oct. 7. Shamier Tate, 15, was last seen wearing a black Zoo York sweatshirt, navy blue sweatpants and white Nike shoes carrying a black Nike backpack with mustard yellow straps. Shamier is...
With Hispanic Heritage Month coming to an end Oct. 15, several residents want to ensure the growing Hispanic population and non-Hispanic residents of Princeton have the opportunity to celebrate together. The event, Gran Kermes Princeton, is a Hispanic heritage...
Residents will have the chance for some family fun and fall activities during the annual Fall Fest. The event will be returning to Princeton from 2 to 8 p.m. Oct. 23 at J.M. Caldwell Community Park. For the full story, see our October 7 issue or subscribe...
Gov. Greg Abbott added stiffer penalties for illegal voting to the third called session agenda weeks after signing a bill that initially lowered it. The governor added the item Sept. 30 after it was discovered that an amendment in SB 1, a controversial voting reform...
