Princeton finished with 439 yards of offense in a 49-7 victory over North Garland at Jackie Hendricks Stadium on Friday. Photo by Victor Tapia / C&S Media By David Wolman [email protected] (editor's note: check out game photos here --...
Glenda Puckett has big shoes to fill, but she is excited to take on the challenge. Puckett replaced Cathy Dunkel, who retired in August, as the new library director. Although she started in utility billing, Puckett has experience working in a library. Before taking...
Gov. Greg Abbott announced additional agenda items to be added to the third called session, which began Monday, Sept. 20. The announcement came Sept. 22 after Abbott submitted a message to the Secretary of the Senate identifying the items. The first additional item is...
Collin County officials recently published the Collin County Recovery Plan, a 22- page document detailing the projects the county intends to fund using American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds. Along with ARPA funds, the plan includes State and Local Fiscal Recovery...
The State Fair of Texas Creative Arts contest dates back to 1886 and has showcased works from artists in multiple categories across the state. Among the winners in this year’s creative arts contest is Princeton resident Cynthia Hanson. Hanson, a retired surgical...
Plans are moving forward for the recreation center in Princeton after Kimley-Horn presented an update on the center’s progress. Brittany Shake with Kimley- Horn presented the update to the Community Development Corporation during the Sept. 8 meeting. Shake said an...
Princeton City Council held several public hearings and accepted the budget and tax rate during the Sept. 13 council meeting. The first public hearing concerned the tax rate and the second concerned the 2021-22 budget. Although no one spoke about the tax rate, mayoral...
Library Director Cathy Dunkel held several positions in the city of Princeton, but she said her favorite was with the library. After nearly 20 years with the city, Aug. 31 was Dunkel’s first day of retirement. “It’s weird,” Dunkel said. “But nice.” She said she is...
After a months-long stalemate, the Texas Legislature returned to work, approving a controversial elections bill that was a priority of Gov.Greg Abbott.The bill, SB-1, concerns“election integrity and security” and aims to prevent fraudulent conduct in the state’s...
