Columnist John Moore grew up eating at cafeterias. Today, if he wants those dishes, he has to make them himself. Photo: John Moore Luby’s. Bryce’s. Wyatt’s. Piccadilly. All cafeterias. Many gone. If you grew up in the South in the 50s, 60s, or 70s, odds are you had a...
In an effort to bring more sit down restaurants to Princeton, information about a liquor by the drink petition is being shared. The Princeton Chamber of Commerce is hosting an alcohol forum from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, May 29 at Princeton High School. Future...
Saying Mackenzie Monk’s life is full is an understatement. As a busy college freshman at Texas Women’s University in Denton, Mackenzie had set aside her love of reading for a more important endeavor: studying for classes. That is until an experiment came along that...
It had all the makings of a Friday night football game in the fall. Princeton took the field for the inaugural Maroon versus White spring game May 17 at Jackie Hendricks Stadium. “We made it as close to a real game as it could have possible been,” PHS head coach Clint...
As the Memorial Day weekend approaches, many residents will enjoy picnics, cookouts and time with family and friends, signaling the start of summer. However, Memorial Day is also a time to remember those who died in active military service. A Memorial Day service will...
A 35-year veteran police officer and former Addison Police Chief, Ron Davis, was named last week as interim police chief for Princeton Police Department. The city council contracted the services of Davis through Strategic Government Resources to temporarily fill a...
The Princeton area continued its streak of serious wrecks last week after traffic on Hwy. 380 was impeded. In the month of May there have been nine wrecks as of presstime on both Hwy. 380 and the surrounding area. A wreck resulting in an airlift occurred Wednesday,...
Princeton High School’s Class of 2018 is being led by the dynamic duo of Ronald Long and Alyssa Rivera. Long, who has been named as valedictorian with a 5.15 GPA, will be one of the first PHS grads to walk the stage with a full Associate’s Degree in science. Living...
CARROLLTON – Princeton baseball pushed Decatur to the brink of elimination in the second round of the Class 4A Region II playoffs. The Eagles ended up pulling out a 2-1 best-of-three series win at Hebron High School. “It was a well played series on both sides. I’m...
