Principal Lauren Ledford holds a stuffed Carrell Jaguar mascot and has a collection of framed jaguars in her office. Photo Bob Wieland/The Princeton Herald Before the first student hangs a backpack or opens a new notebook, Carrell Elementary Principal Lauren Ledford...
By Nancy Whitney Staff Writer [email protected] Throughout the district, hundreds of students cross safely at various intersections in Wylie ISD thanks to crossing guards. The friendly faces in yellow and orange are under the direction of Sgt. Matt Miller,...
By Ray Miranda Pastor, the Story church I’m from El Paso, TX and one of the things El Pasoans are proud of is the history of the University of Texas El Paso basketball team. It includes when, in 1966, Texas Western (now UTEP) became the first team in NCAA history to...
By Lee H. Hamilton Before the ins and outs of the 2016 presidential contest become a preoccupation for many of us, it seems a good time to step back and look at the office of the presidency for which so many candidates are vying. The presidency inherited by whoever...
By Joe Reavis Staff Writer [email protected] With no church building to maintain, Christ United Methodist Church of Princeton can concentrate its efforts on being a good neighbor and serving the community. CUMC, founded almost a year ago as a daughter church of...
By Joe Reavis Staff Writer [email protected] Princeton Chamber of Commerce members learned about Princeton Fire Department last week at a luncheon held in the fire station and catered by firefighters. Occasion for the fire department visit was the monthly...
David Kleiber Vice President for the Princeton Area Chamber of Commerce, Sue Baker, Chamber member with Ceda Realty and her husband, Bill Baker greet people at the July 4th Spectacular.
Crossfit training open to people of all skill levels By Greg Ford Sports Editor [email protected] Suzy DeShields was looking for a workout that would compel her to come to the gym. After all, she had been athlete,...
