Proposals are being sought for renovations to the Lois Nelson Public Library under a $1 million bond approved in November 2023. File Photo The small library with a big heart will be getting a million-dollar facelift. The Princeton City Council has approved soliciting...
Princeton area residents are invited out for some bargain hunting Saturday during the Community Yard Sale at J.M. Caldwell Sr. Community Park/POW Camp. The event runs from 8 a.m. through 3 p.m. and is sponsored by the city of Princeton. Participants can start setting...
As a continuation of active involvement with Princeton city government and volunteer organizations, David Kleiber seeks election to a third term to Place 1 on Princeton City Council this fall. Princeton voters are asked to select a mayor and two city county members in...
Homecoming with its entire Texas splendor arrived in Princeton Friday, Sept. 15. A slew of activities were held to commemorate the event. While walking around the halls of Princeton High School Friday, to the outside observer it would have looked just like a regular...
Princeton football sent their fans home happy last Friday on Homecoming. The Panthers rolled 51-21 Carrollton Creekview at Jackie Hendricks Stadium. “I’m proud of our players. It was a good game and a good feeling to get our first win of the season,” PHS head coach...
One of the major goals of all libraries is to promote the freedom to read, regardless of restrictions. Many are combating the power of censorship for National Banned Books Week. Banned Books Week is being held Sept. 24 through Sept. 30 and highlights the value of free...
Tonight prior to the start of the Panther football game, the Homecoming court was recognized. Homecoming King Hunter Worthy and Homecoming Queen Iris Carrillo were crowned by last year's Homecoming Queen Maggie Guapo. Other senior court members include queen...
Students, parents and community members alike enjoy a pep rally Friday, Sept. 15 as part of the Homecoming festivities. For videos, see below.
Princeton City Council this week approved a property tax rate of 68.989 cents per $100 assessed property valuation for 2017 and fiscal year 2017-18 budget of $22.75 million. The council met Monday, Sept. 11, at City Hall. Because of rising property values, although...
