Seth Dowdle
Legal aid can help begin the process of healing for sexual assault survivors
The aftermath of sexual assault is painful and complicated to navigate. For the 6.3 million Texans who have experienced some form of sexual assault—33.2% of women and men—the experience comes with complex emotional, psychological and sociological repercussions....
Art students create mini Sistine Chapel
Art 1 students became the Princeton High School equivalent of Michelangelo as they created their own mini versions of the Sistine Chapel. Commissioned by teachers, the novice painters created a ceiling tile that will hang in their selected teacher’s classroom....
Council discusses Home Rule Charter
Princeton may be one of Collin County’s fastest growing cities ¬– experiencing 70% growth from 2010 through 2018 ¬– however, it has never transitioned to home rule. For that reason, types of city governments were on the agenda, as well as infrastructure concerns...
City hires community engagement director
The city of Princeton’s newest employee is anxious to be a part of a growing city, and in her role as the new director of community engagement, Tenishea Turner will be there every step of the way. In her position, Turner oversees communication, marketing, community...
Vax guidelines explained
As more and more Texans are vaccinated, many wonder what activities they should and shouldn’t do. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, scientists are still learning how vaccines will affect the spread of COVID-19. They recommend continuing to...
Princeton earns victory over Sherman
Heading into the second round of district competition, the Princeton baseball team are looking for an answer after dropping four games in a row. Currently holding a 8-10-2 overall record entering last week, the Panthers have struggled to generate any offense over its...
The Heard Museum brings nature, people together
Just a short drive away, every day is Earth Day at the Heard Museum and Wildlife Sanctuary in eastern McKinney where 289 acres of flora and fauna are dedicated to conservation, education and preservation efforts. In the 54 years since the Heard opened, this natural...
Pitchin’ in to help
In what has become a unique PHS baseball tradition, Coach Leroy Mansanales and his players invited the life skills students to join them for an Easter egg hunt on the baseball field. “We wanted to do something nice for the kids,” Coach Mansanales said. “When I was at...
