Simple lifestyle changes may help improve rest, overall wellness By Carrie Dunlea A good night’s sleep can make all the difference between starting the day energized and focused or dragging through it feeling irritable, distracted and exhausted. Yet for many people,...
How school will look when classes start in about six weeks, Aug. 13, is still somewhat of a mystery because of the COVID-19 health crisis that closed campuses from mid March through the end of the term. State guidance allows for in-person instruction and virtual...
Princeton residents celebrating the Fourth of July this weekend are reminded that it is illegal to discharge fireworks inside city limits. Violation of the ban can lead to a citation and confiscation of the fireworks. Although it is illegal to discharge fireworks in...
A volunteer with the Westminster and Blue Ridge fire departments was arrested by Collin County deputies over the June weekend in connection with several fires he is suspected of starting. Booked into Collin County Detention Center on an arson charge was Dylan Joseph...
Applications for new student housing at Collin College are now open with limited space available. The newly renovated student housing is located on the college’s Plano Campus (Spring Creek) at 2800 E. Spring Creek Parkway in Plano. The college has...
AUSTIN — Gov. Greg Abbott pledged to institute police reforms when he met with the Houston family of George Floyd, who was handcuffed and killed by police in front of a Minneapolis convenience store on May 25. Video footage showed the 46-year-old Floyd subdued by...
Princeton softball claimed all-district honors for the COVID-19 shortened 2020 season. Crystal Tice shared 10-5A Utility Player of the Year with Wylie East’s Makayla Herod. Madeline Craig and Monica Armenta were picked for the first team. Second team honors went to...
Princeton City Council last week approved assessments on property sold in Winchester Crossing subdivision as part of a Public Improvement District agreement under which infrastructure is built to serve the area. The council met in regular session Monday, June 8, at...
Lois Nelson Public Library remains closed because of the COVID-19 health crisis but started a curbside delivery service this month to distribute books and other items to its patrons. Curbside service is available from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. Monday through Friday....
