Jaisen Rutledge and Jan Goria, the top two vote-getters in the May 2 special election, answer questions before the start of early voting in a runoff election for Princeton City Council. Bob Wieland/Princeton Herald The two candidates in the runoff election for the...
Business of the Month for January, as selected by Princeton Area Chamber of Commerce, is Classic Cleaners. The dry cleaners is owned by Abdul Kasbati and located at 300 W. Princeton Drive. “Customer satisfaction is our number one priority,” Kasbati declared. For the...
This figure equates the average number of times a Princeton first responder says goodbye to their loved ones to start a shift in a year. At the Second Annual Princeton First Responder banquet, family members and emergency responders alike were shown appreciation....
The wins just kept on coming for the boys and girls soccer teams during non-district. The Panthers fell 4-2 at Frisco Liberty and bounced back with a second place showing in the 26th annual Richardson ICE Bowl. Jake Lacey, Jacob Purdon, Brandon Russell and David...
Voters will have the opportunity to cast ballots May 6 on a $93.6 million bond for Princeton Independent School District improvements. The PISD School Board heard from members of the Long Range Planning (LRP) committee Thursday, Jan. 12 in a special called meeting....
Princeton FFA members Tori Groves and Kendall Carpenter groom a goat for judging at the Collin County Junior Livestock Show. For the complete story see the January 19 edition of The Princeton Herald or click here for the e-Edition.
After being closed for five days, portions of the Princeton Walmart reopened Saturday, Jan. 14. Primarily, the food, pharmacy and pet sections reopened to customers after goods were replaced due to an arson fire that was set Jan. 9. As the news traveled that Walmart...
Princeton varsity basketball teams christened the new gym last Friday during District 11-4A contests against Melissa. Both teams fell to the Cardinals in the end. For the stories and additional photos see the January 19 edition of The Princeton Herald or click here...
The Princeton ISD Board of Trustees called a bond election in the amount of $93.6 million for May 6 to fund projects that will handle the expected growth in the district. "Home construction is booming with more than 5,000 new lots planned in the near future,"...
