After years of reacting to growth, Princeton is preparing to adopt its first comprehensive playbook for deciding what gets built, where it gets built and — perhaps most importantly — when it gets built. City officials hope the proposed comprehensive plan will...
PARIS – For a second straight week the Panthers rode a strong second half to a District 7-4A Div. I football victory. This time around it was a 21-16 win over Paris last Friday at Wildcat Stadium. “I’m really proud of the teams effort in the second half,” head coach...
Member Spotlight for Princeton Area Chamber of Commerce in October is Old Rooster Creek Flea Market and Bazaar that has been open more than a year on CR 1099. The flea market offers shoppers a different experience than a typical flea market with several amenities not...
Early voting for both the Princeton local Election and Texas Constitutional Amendments is now underway. Early voting for the election started Monday, Oct. 23 and runs through Friday, Nov. 3. In local election, both city council, mayoral seat and school board have...
The animated feature The Boss Baby will be shown Saturday evening at Movies in the Park sponsored by Lois Nelson Public Library. Showtime is 6:30 p.m. at J.M. Caldwell Sr. Community Park/POW Camp. Admission is free and movie goers can buy a bag of chips, two hotdogs...
The deadline for photos for the annual Veterans section is Oct. 27. If you have a veteran or active duty military personnel that you want to honor for Veterans Day please send the The Princeton Herald a photo along with the full name, branch of service and years...
The titles changed this month in city of Princeton administrative ranks, but the employees remained the same. Longtime City Secretary Lesia Gronemeier gave up her title as city secretary but remains assistant city manager and human resources director, while Deputy...
Princeton ISD has a shortage of school bus drivers and the desperation has led to new incentives. At the Monday, Oct. 16 school board meeting trustees discussed how to get more bus drivers. According to Superintendent Phil Anthony, the transportation department is...
CELINA – Princeton cross country will run another week after a strong showing in the Oct. 10 District 11-4A meet. The Lady Panthers qualified for regionals after claiming third, just behind first place Anna and in second Melissa. The Panthers pounced on fifth....
