The Princeton City Council has approved sweeping increases to development and fire department fees. The action came at the regular Monday, July 27, meeting after city staff said the current schedule no longer reflected the actual cost of reviewing development projects...
Panthers handed first loss of 2015 By Liam Baker Contributing Writer [email protected] The 2015 home opener for Princeton (1-1) didn’t go well, as they were defeated 39-29 by Arlington Heights (2-0). The Yellow Jackets stung the Panthers with a...
The Collin County Sheriff’s Office has released the Princeton Police Department blotter for Aug. 20 – Aug. 27. Calls for security watches, building checks, traffic stops and traffic enforcement areas have been omitted. Aug. 20 – susp. veh., 301 5th St.; agency asst.,...
By Joe Reavis Staff Writer [email protected] An observant eye by Cpl. Jesus Rodriguez of Princeton Police Department led to the arrest of three people and recovery of items believed stolen in Princeton and several other North Texas communities. While on...
From Staff Reports [email protected] Collin County held their annual awards and recognition banquet Aug. 9 at the Collin College McKinney campus. Many 4-Hers and volunteers were honored. The Gold Star award, the highest award that a 4-H member can...
By Wyndi Veigel News Editor [email protected] Marines throughout Collin County now have a way to recognize their camaraderie even more so as the Lance Cpl. Jacob D. Hayes Detachment of the Marine Corps League has been founded. According to information...
Panthers rush for 302 yards in season opening win By Liam Baker Contributing Writer [email protected] FRISCO – A new season is upon us and once again, Princeton scored an opening night win defeating Frisco Independence 39-27 at Toyota Stadium. The...
By Bob Moos/Southwest regional public affairs officer for the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Medicare has just begun publishing star ratings for home health care agencies to help consumers tell the good providers from the bad. Medicare pays for health...
The reason we elect city officials to office is to represent us. That has not been the case concerning this new Muslim cemetery that town officials seem to be pushing for on the outskirts of town. At every town meeting our town officials have been met with...
