Wyndi Veigel
When life gives you dancing lemons
Mark-Thomas Howe gets into the spirit of summer while dancing at Christ United Methodist Church Vacation Bible School Tuesday, July 11. For more photos of the event see the July 13 edition of The Princeton Herald or click here for the e-Edition.
The evolution of the Revolutionary DAR
If you grew up in the United States, and specifically in the south, then you’ve likely heard the term “DAR” before. You might even know what those letters stand for, the Daughters of the American Revolution, but for many there is a lot of confusion about what the DAR...
Putting in work: Talley honing skills with summer league squad
For most college students summer break is a time to unwind and relax. The same cannot be said for 2016 Princeton High School graduate Brandon Talley. The former Panther is working on his baseball skills with the Texas Marshals. They’re members of the summer wood bat...
Police look back at changes in the year since Dallas PD ambush
One year ago, July 7, 2016, Dallas Police officers were the direct target of a deadly attack resulting in the largest loss of officer life since 9/11. The attack occurred at a peaceful protest rally in downtown Dallas over two shootings that occurred earlier in the...
Collin County growth creates transportation challenges
Armed with a list of options, Collin County Commissioner Chris Hill is making the rounds to explain to citizens the challenges on the horizon to ensure transportation needs keep up with a population explosion expected to reach 3.5 million residents by 2050. Collin...
Princeton HS student named to All-State Journalism
The University Interscholastic League announced recently that Ivan Diaz from Princeton High School has been named to the 2016-‘17 All-State Journalism staff. “All-State staff members show initiative and a real desire to improve their journalistic skills,” said Jeanne...
Whiskers for Wounded Warriors help area veterans
A brigade of bearded men make their way through the hallways of the Dallas VA hospital the first Sunday of each month on a mission. It’s a simple one and a noble one. They want to meet veterans and let them know how much they appreciate their sacrifice and their...
Airing it out: Quarterback, receivers benefit from passing-centered game
Football has become a year-round sport in Texas. Besides the regular season and playoffs, there are offseason workouts, spring practices and summer work out programs. One of the latter is 7-on-7 competition, played June 29 to July 1 with a state tournament in College...
