With spring in the air, it’s the perfect time to invite guests over for a hopping party. It’s also a great opportunity to tackle that dreadful spring cleaning and spruce up your living spaces with vibrant decor for visitors to enjoy alongside a delicious recipe. With...
Several new improvements, including a Dairy Queen, are being made within Princeton. A preliminary plat for a 1.114 acre tract of land along Hwy. 380 was unanimously approved by city council Monday, Feb. 26. This plat, which is located where Sally’s Fruit Stand was...
In light of recent incidents, PHS Principal James Lovelady took the opportunity to talk to the student body during a brief assembly to encourage students to think before they post on social media. Using an activity similar to the wave seen at sporting events, Lovelady...
CYPRESS – Sixteen of the top wrestlers in the state within the 95-pound weight class gathered at the Berry Center for the Feb. 23-24 Class 5A state championships. Riley Morrison fended off multiple opponents to take sixth place and return home with the programs first...
It was smiles all around, including some doggie ones, as Collin County Sheriff K9 Deputy Elo retired Thursday, Feb. 22. After working for the Collin County Sheriff’s Office for more than five years, the canine was retired from service with honors. K9 Deputy Elo will...
Early voting for the March 6 political party primary elections ends tomorrow throughout Collin County. On the mid-term ballots are offices for most Texas state offices and several Collin County offices, as well as primary races for a U.S. Senate seat and for U.S....
A Princeton High School student was arrested Thursday, Feb. 22 on charges associated with a terroristic threat. Tyler Jace Henrichs, 17, was arrested for terroristic threat causing impairment to public service, a Third Degree felony. According to Texas Penal Code, the...
A possible DWI investigation is underway in regards to a school bus accident that occurred Friday, Feb. 16. A PISD school bus on which 22 students were riding was rear-ended by Gary Lynn Marrs, 54, of Princeton. He was driving a 2006 Green Hyundai Tucson sports...
Moving from a 4,000 sq. ft. building to a 14,000 sq. ft. one would make anyone rejoice but for the Princeton Public Works Department their joy can be heard near and far. The new brick building, located on Monte Carlo Boulevard to the newest water tower, will allow the...
