Jaisen Rutledge. Courtesy Cheneda Samuel Four dozen votes made the difference as fewer than 3% of registered voters apparently elected Jaisen Rutledge to Place 4 on the Princeton City Council. Unofficial results show Rutledge bested Planning & Zoning Commissioner...
Residents that are looking for ways to celebrate Independence Day have a variety of events and locations to choose from this July 4 holiday. Monday, July 3 The city of Princeton will be offering their annual July Spectacular Monday, July 3. The spectacular runs from 5...
As the sun began to set Wednesday, June 21 and the first day of summer was heralded in, residents began to wander into the J.M. Caldwell Senior Community Park/POW Camp. And they just kept arriving and arriving. The first summer Movie in the Park could be declared as a...
Editor’s note: Each year the students in the journalism program at PHS finish the course by writing press releases. The class partners with The Princeton Herald to publish the stories. Learning about pharmaceuticals, fixing brakes and dying hair won’t be the only...
Students in Kyle Lamothe’s physics course took the lesson beyond the classroom walls during the last school year when they put the science concepts to practice while they raced boats they built. According to Lamothe, the primary topics covered during the assignment...
Princeton ISD athletes will have another sport to choose from when the 2017-’18 school year rolls around. The district recently added wrestling to its list of offerings at the high school and junior high levels. “The district is doing it the right way. The ability to...
Starting this month, Collin County Transit is providing a taxi voucher program to qualifying residents of Princeton, Lowry Crossing, McKinney and Melissa, plugging a gap that has existed more than a year when a public bus transportation system ceased operations. The...
Princeton Police Department benefits from a special night in their favor, the Back the Blue event set this weekend. The event is slated for 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, June 24, at Diamond G Ranch, 550 CR 400. Tickets are $25 a person with proceeds going to purchase...
The Princeton High School debate team is going back to nationals for the 17th consecutive year. The students are traveling to Birmingham, Ala., June 18-23 to compete through the National Speech and Debate Association, the largest interscholastic speech and debate...
