Where to travel before Summer crowds hit By Carrie Dunlea May sits in a sweet spot on the travel calendar — that fleeting window when spring is still in full bloom, temperatures are comfortable across much of the country and summer crowds haven’t yet arrived in force....
Princeton High School engiÂneering students traveled to the District 5 Skills USA contest in Waco to compete for the chance to advance to state with several innovative projects. Unlike last year when the enÂtire engineering program teamed up for one primary contest...
Cowboy Church of Collin County took the first step toward having a new home. Church officials broke ground on a new facility Sunday, Feb. 9. ConstrucÂtion will begin April 6 and is expected to be complete by Oct. 1. The new building will seat 572 atÂtendees and...
Main Street Market, which made its debut in October 2019, returns to downÂtown Princeton next month. The market provides area residents a way to shop with their neighbors for proÂduce, crafts, arts and more while bring activity to the downtown area. Located at 311...
The naval military science program at Princeton High School has experienced stormy seas since its inception in 2017, but smoother sailing is expected in the future with a seasoned sailor at the helm. Taking over the program in March 2019 was retired Chief Petty...
For most programs a jump in classifications can be tough to handle. The same can’t be said for Panther basketball. In just their second season in 5A, they’ve made the playoffs twice. Just last week Princeton put the finishing touches on the DisÂtrict 10-5A title. “Any...
Early voting for the March 3 presidential primary elections starts Tuesday, Feb. 18, and runs for 10 days through Feb. 28. The elections are split into Democratic and Republican primaries to decide the candiÂdates for office in the NovemÂber general election. Races on...
Thirteen years ago, PrincÂeton ISD transportation coÂordinator Ric Wayman saw a need in the community and did something about it. SaturÂday night his efforts were recÂognized when he was named the Chamber of Commerce “Citizen of the Year.” Because of Wayman and his...
Princeton City Council this week approved an enhanced landscaping plan for the new Municipal Complex and apÂpointed members to a couple of committees, but delayed action of extending library hours and approving additional turn lanes from Monte Carlo Blvd. and...
