Princeton junior shortstop Felix Martinez has earned a selection on the District 6-6A first team in baseball. Photo by Victor Tapia / C&S Media By David Wolman [email protected] Coaches in District 6-6A recently cast their votes for the all-district baseball...
Panthers finish 2-0 in shortened home tournament Princeton emerged from last week with a winning record in baseball. They wrapped up the tourney season with a 2-0 showing at home. The Panthers pounced on Carrollton Creekview 2-0 and Odessa 3-1, both on March 12. “We...
Main Street Market in downtown Princeton, is scheduled to reopen Saturday, March 28, after closing down for the winter months, unless concerns about the novel coronavirus result in a cancelation. Market organizers said they would continuing monitoring the Center for...
Although Census Day 2020 is not officially until April 1, forms requesting responses to the national head count started arriving in mailboxes this month. The U.S. Census Bureau reported that 95 percent of households will receive their census invitation by mail and...
For the last several seasons, fashionably long nails have been trending among celebrities including Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, and Gwen Stefani. Unfortunately, acrylic extensions and longer natural nails may harbor pathogens that could provide a “safe harbor” for...
A ninth Covid-19 case in Collin County was announced Wednesday by county health officials. Testing positive for the disease was a 32-year-old Plano woman who is now in self-quarantine. She is the third confirmed case in Plano. There are 66 persons under monitoring for...
Princeton Independent School District trustees approved a plan Monday evening to continue teaching students even if they are not physically present in classes, and to protect the pay of employees. The district canceled classes until May 4 out of concerns for the novel...
This morning, Collin County Judge Chris Hill issued a disaster declaration for the county. The declaration is meant to mitigate the spread of coronavirus, which has now infected eight people in Collin County. President Donald Trump and Gov. Greg Abbott issued similar...
County works to contain virus Two more coronavirus (COVID-19) cases were confirmed in Collin County this week as schools and public gatherings are being canceled. County Health Authorities reported that a 35-year-old McKinney man tested presumptive positive on...
