A visitor to the construction site of McKinney National Airport’s new passenger terminal checks out an artist’s rendering of how the building will look when completed later this year. Bob Wieland/C&S Media Dozens of McKinney city officials donned hard hats,...
Panther pride will be on full display this Friday as annual Homecoming festivities commence. Festivities include the annual Homecoming parade, which will start at 3 p.m. The staging area for floats is the home side parking lot at the football stadium at 2:15 p.m....
Math students at Huddleston Intermediate School are learning in an innovative environment following the arrival of their new flex seating. “When you look in a coffee shop and see people working, you will see a variety of options for seating and a comfortable...
Princeton volleyball played a pair of non-district road and homes matches. They fell in four sets on the road to Van Alstyne and swept visiting Howe in three sets. “We had a tough go in Van Alstyne. We probably played our worse game of the season,” head coach Maurice...
Climbing 110 flights of stairs is no easy feat, much less when one adds bunker gear, air packs and fire helmets into the mix. For many Collin County first responders, the Dallas 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb Saturday, Sept. 9 marked a time of camaraderie, laughter and a...
Texas Health and Human Services is urging people to be aware of the benefits and services available to Texans who suffered loss following Hurricane Harvey. “I’ve seen firsthand the devastation, and we’ve been moving quickly to line up an array of benefits and services...
All anyone has to do to tell Princeton is growing is drive down the center of town or onto Monte Carlo Boulevard to view the sea of houses under construction. But Princeton’s growth is more than just houses. The city is also experiencing an increase in businesses and...
Imagine as a first responder dealing with emergency, after emergency without knowing if your own home is damaged from a hurricane. Yet you keep responding, aiding the citizens of your town, providing the support they require, setting aside the urgency to attend to...
Every language arts classroom at Clark Jr. High is now equipped with a “revolving library” that encourages students to pick up a book and read for pleasure. Principal Casey Gunnels was the inspiration for the idea and provided the department with $1,000 to acquire...
