Enrollment in the Princeton ISD reached 11,581 students on Jan. 21, Superintendent Donald McIntyre reported, 1,434 more than in January of last year. McIntyre told the PISD Board of Trustees at a Wednesday, Jan. 21, meeting that the total was 300 more than projected...
The Princeton Pride Marching Band strutted its stuff to a third place final finish Monday afternoon at the University Interscholastic League State Marching Contest in San Antonio. A total of 23 Class AAAA bands competed at the Alamodome. The bands peformed for a panel...
It started with a simple tent, one that carried a message back home. A soldier in a strange land writing a message in his tent to, hopefully, be conveyed to a loved one. Soldier after soldier wrote these notes while overseas, in Vietnam especially, in hopes that...
Princeton’s Iris Carrillo controls a hard serve from the backcourt last Thursday against Argyle in a Class 4A Region II area match at Frisco Lone Star High School. For the story and additional photos see the Nov. 10 edition of The Princeton Herald or click here for...
Collin County voters sided with their statewide and national counterparts last night and voted to elect Republican nominee Donald Trump as the 45th President of the United States. Trump earned 52.39 percent of the vote in the United States, besting Democratic nominee...
As the Panther Pride Marching Band heads to San Antonio to compete in the UIL state marching contest for the 8th consecutive trip, fans and supporters are asked to encourage them with a proper send-off. The group of nearly 250 students, directors, parents and...
Fall splendor was on display with plenty of people to enjoy it at the city of Princeton’s Fall festival. The city hosted the event Oct. 29 at the J.M. Caldwell Sr. Community Park/POW Camp with plenty of vendors, games, pumpkins and hayrides. “I thought the festival...
In most instances, the anti-bullying message tugs at the heartstrings through an appeal to the emotions. Princeton ISD’s recent program took a different twist, and the students responded with enthusiasm to the energetic presentation delivered during a display of...
ANNA – It’s win or the seasons over for Princeton football during the upcoming District 7-4A Div. I finale. The Panthers (4-5 overall), upcoming opponent Anna (6-3) and Quinlan Ford (4-5) are all tied for fourth place at 1-3. A road win at 7:30 p.m. Friday, secures...
