A variety of activities will be offered again this year at the annual Onion Festival Saturday, April 25. File Art The 22nd annual Princeton Onion Festival is shaping up to be the largest ever, says Casey Gunnels, president of the Princeton Lions Club. “We’ve...
It’s baseball playoff time at Princeton once again. They’ll open against Community at 7 p.m. Friday, May 4 at Al Alford Field in McKinney in a Class 4A Region II bi-district contest. Princeton enters as the top seed out of District 11-4A. Community and Ferris tied for...
Princeton citizens put their game faces on for a night of fun at the Princeton Area Chamber of Commerce’s Casino Night. The event, which was held Saturday, April 28 at the 1899 Farmhouse outside Princeton, showcased a variety of casino games including blackjack,...
Continuing rapid growth of subdivisions and new business, preliminary property values for the city of Princeton increased 23.26 percent from last year to a new level of $815 million, data released last by Collin Central Appraisal District showed. Estimates of 2018...
A new nursing home and rehabilitation facility received its official first step courtesy of the Princeton City Council. Monday, April 23 the city council unanimously approved a Specific Use Permit (SUP) for a 6 acre tract of land at the intersection of Cypress Bend...
Despite rainy conditions throughout the day, the annual Princeton Onion Festival drew a crowd for the annual event Saturday, April 21 at Princeton High School. The event is sponsored by the Lions Club to raise funds for its community projects, which includes providing...
It was a history making event for the Princeton High School football program. After moving up to Class 5A, the Panthers opened spring practices on Monday, April 23. “The kids are excited about spring ball and they know it’s going to make them better,” PHS second-year...
This Saturday, the Princeton Area Chamber of Commerce will offer its annual Casino night. The event will be from 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Saturday, April 28 at the 1899 Farmhouse Venue outside Princeton. Tickets are $30 in advance or $35 at the door and include dinner and...
Property appraisal notices to homeowners and for other categories of real property were mailed last week by Collin Central Appraisal District, two weeks earlier than they have been mailed in past years. The earlier mailing is to meet a new tax protest filing deadline...
