Because of a low water pressure event, Culleoka Water Supply Corporation notified customers on Wednesday, May 13, to boil their water prior to consumption such as drinking, washing hands or face and brushing teeth, Culleoka General Manager Greg Williams...
Bryce Dade (20) weaves his way through the Mesquite Poteet defense. On Homecoming night, the Princeton Panthers finally ended their long wait for a victory taking down the Mesquite Poteet Pirates 27-21 at Jackie Hendricks Stadium. Princeton scored first with 7:56...
Keith Self issued a warning to residents of the 3rd Congressional District he represents in the U.S. House of Representatives. “Strap your seat belts on,” said the freshman congressman in remarks to the Farmersville Rotary Club, “because a lot of things are going to...
It turns out the only thing that could stop Lake Dallas’ offense on Friday night was Mother Nature. The Princeton Panthers found this out the hard way as the Falcons raced out to a 38-0 lead, but ultimately the game was called in the third quarter with...
Princeton residents are invited to a Monday, Sept. 11, public hearing on a proposed $66.9 million city budget. The meeting will start at 6:30 p.m. and will include agenda items carried over from the Aug. 28 meeting canceled for lack of a quorum. At a special meeting...
Princeton residents are invited to a Monday, Sept. 11, public hearing on a proposed $66.9 million city budget. The meeting will start at 6:30 p.m. and will include agenda items carried over from the Aug. 28 meeting canceled for lack of a quorum. At a special meeting...
Princeton ISD Trustee Bob Lovelady is the grand marshal of the annual Princeton Athletic Booster Club’s Homecoming Parade on Friday, Sept. 15, according to the booster club. The parade, themed “Happily Ever After in Princeton,” starts at Princeton High School at 3...
Austin, Texas – Continued low wind-power generation and high demand for electricity will result in anticipated low operating reserves for the Texas power grid this afternoon and into the evening. The Public Utility Commission (PUCT) is echoing a call...
They were called, “Victory Gardens.” And they were one of the weapons US citizens used to help win World War II. With the bad guys throwing everything at us that they could, in return, we were throwing everything at them that we could. By John Moore To Login to read...
