Once again, Princeton ISD will be part of the national summer meals program. All children, 18 years and younger, are eligible for free summer meals, but all meals must be consumed on-site and cannot be taken off campus. Meals will be served weekdays through Friday,...
During the first new regular meeting of the year Monday, Jan. 25, PISD school board discussed new measures at each academic level, including how each school is preparing for the future and the upcoming testing period. Princeton High School was a big portion of the...
Princeton City Council approved several plat requests, received a Scenic City certificate, discussed naming a new pump station after a former councilmember and held two public hearings during the Jan. 26. Mayor pro tem Steve Deffibaugh presided over the meeting for...
During 8th-period athletics on Nov. 16, Southard 7th-grader David Ledesma collapsed while stretching and was unresponsive, but because of the quick actions of coaches on the scene, David and his mother were at the school board meeting Monday night to watch Aaron...
Wylie police continue to look for a teen girl they suspect is a runaway. Samantha Brown, 15, voluntarily left a Wylie residence in the early morning of Jan. 24 and has not returned. Police followed up later that same morning with the resident(s) at the home where she...
Four COVID-19 vaccine hubs approved by the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) are currently providing vaccinations in Collin County, all of which are available by appointment only. Collin County Health Care Services (CCHCS) received 2,000 doses of the...
Princeton Cub Scout Pack 450 is kicking off the year with a small, but mighty group. Led by Cubmaster Steve Cutler, the trio of boys including Zachary Cutler, Grey Brafford and Levy Kiser is active. Joining the pack as an honorary member is Jaxon Guzman, who will...
Students in the Life Skills program at Southard Middle School are getting to experience physical education like never before. With their own class period and peer tutors to assist, they have an opportunity to get the physical activity they need that sometimes a big...
Taxpaying Princeton residents that utilize city parks can relax knowing that cost-saving measures haven’t been cast aside in the growing city. When benches in Veterans Memorial Park and Parkview Heights Park began to deteriorate, Princeton’s Community Development...
