By David Wolman [email protected] The University Interscholastic League (UIL) held its bi-annual realignment day on Monday morning. For Princeton, big changes are on the way. The Panthers will remain in District 6-6A along with Allen, McKinney, McKinney Boyd,...
Princeton held its annual community Christmas tree lighting last week at Veterans Park downtown with a few new twists. This year, for the first time, city employees cooked and served free hotdogs to show their appreciation to Princeton residents. Community Relations...
Princeton’s girls basketball saw plenty of time on the court away from home. They started things off with a 43-40 loss at Sherman. The Lady Panthers got back on track after winning the consolation title at the Fairfield Invitational. They knocked off Centerville...
In recognition of his work dealing with booming growth in the city, Princeton Masonic Lodge No. 1436 presented City Manager Derek Borg with its Community Builder Award. The presentation was made Nov. 22, preceded by a barbecue dinner. Calling the lodge meeting to...
Students from Princeton ISD elementary schools got to put their artistic talent to work as they hung handmade gingerbread people ornaments on a tree at Lois Nelson Public Library. For more photos see the Dec. 1 edition of The Princeton Herald or click here for the...
Emergency services personnel responded to a single motorcycle accident on Thanksgiving Day that resulted in a fatality. Steven Reynolds, 68, was killed in the crash. According to DPS Public Information Officer Lonnie Haschel, what town Reynolds is from was not...
A Princeton resident and part-time race truck driver, Rick Purcella, achieved his goal last month by completing the Baja 1000 off-road race on the Baja Peninsula in Mexico. “My body is beat to crap,” he declared of his achievement. Purcella competed in the 866-mile...
In light of a renewed effort to make texting while driving illegal in Texas, Princeton Police Chief James Waters would welcome the opportunity to enforce that measure if it becomes law. “Any distraction is not good,” Waters said. “Drivers need to pay more attention...
Mrs. Wilkins helps Bryson Johnson place a turkey-sized handprint on his Thanksgiving placemat at Godwin Elementary School. Students gave thanks for a variety of things on their placemats including family, siblings, pets and a lion. For additional photos see the Nov....
