A water tank built in 1940 is the largest remnant of a migrant labor camp that later housed German POWs during WWII. Photo Bob Wieland/The Princeton Herald Princeton City Council members would like to preserve historic sites and artifacts in the city but are unsure...
This year was filled with many individual and team titles at Princeton High School. Below is a breakdown of how each sport faired on the boys and girls side starting with the fall and wrapping up with the spring sports. Football The Panthers finished the season 5-6...
Growth was also a major player in 2017 for the Princeton Area Chamber of Commerce as they more than doubled their membership to conclude the year with 140 members from Princeton, McKinney, Wylie, Farmersville, Lavon, Nevada, Greenville, Blue Ridge, Frisco, Fairview,...
A single mom down on her luck tries to figure out how to give her kids a few toys for Christmas. She works extra hours, saving every last penny, but in the end when an emergency with her car occurs, she knows there will be no Christmas. That is where Toys for Tots...
New campuses and associated growth issues were the topic of discussion for the Princeton Independent School District. During the Monday, Dec. 18 PISD school board meeting, members and residents received good news regarding the new Southard Junior High School. After an...
Santa Claus, generally the sharpest dressed man in the room, was outshined by Clark Junior High Assistant Principal Brett Hackman and Principal Casey Gunnels. Additional winter wonderland photos are featured in the Dec. 21 edition. For more photos in print or online...
The Lady Panthers had just one game on the schedule for this week. Princeton (9-5 overall, as of Monday, Dec. 18) traveled Tuesday, Dec. 19 to Canton. “They are highly ranked and will present a great challenge for our team to continue to grow and improve. Our girls...
With Christmas less than a week away, Santa and his elves are busily preparing. The Herald caught up with Santa after a recent tree lighting ceremony in downtown Princeton and he readily agreed to sit down and let our staff interview him. He was bribed with cookies....
Princeton Police officers are investigating an unattended death in the 200 block of Oxford Loop. According to information released by Police Chief James Waters, officers were called to the home and upon their arrival the deceased subject was located inside the...
