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Princeton ISD warns about deadly fake pills

Princeton ISD warns about deadly fake pills

School officials and the Drug Enforcement Administration are warning parents about fake pills containing fentanyl that have killed or hospitalized Dallas-area children.  The Princeton ISD Security Department posted an alert saying: “Please have a dialogue with...

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Council studies future park projects

Council studies future park projects

The Princeton City Council got good news about potential park projects to improve the quality of life in the city. In a work session before the regular Monday, Feb. 13, council meeting, members received an update from Parks & Recreation Director Chase Bryant and...

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Students jump-start their future

Students jump-start their future

February is Career and Technical Education (CATE) Month and Princeton ISD is calling attention to how high school students can prepare for the future by earning more than just a degree.  “We want to use this month to showcase the CATE experience so potential...

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PISD school board hires its own attorney

PISD school board hires its own attorney

Surprising many in the room, Princeton ISD trustees voted Jan. 26 to hire their own attorney, separate from the district’s law firm, Abernathy, Roeder, Boyd & Hullett in McKinney.  After an hour-long discussion, the board voted 5-2 to hire Timothy Davis of...

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Fasten your seatbelts: McKinney Airport may expand

Fasten your seatbelts: McKinney Airport may expand

Commercial airlines may one day serve McKinney National Airport if McKinney voters approve a $200 million bond proposal on the May 6 ballot. A smaller project was rejected in 2015. The McKinney City Council voted Tuesday, Feb. 7, at their regular meeting for an...

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Time running out for TikTok on government devices

Time running out for TikTok on government devices

Tick-tock, TikTok. State agencies have until Feb. 15 to block access to the Chinese-owned social media application and many local governments were doing so as well. The video-sharing app has more than 100 million users in the U.S. and government officials have been...

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