The Denton County city of The Colony has hired Princeton Fire Chief Shannon Stephens as its new fire chief, City Manager Troy Powell said. Stephens had served for 24 years with The Colony Fire Department, becoming assistant chief, before leaving in July 2023 to become...
Members of the Princeton volleyball program and cheerleaders honored breast cancer survivors last Tuesday during Dig Pink Night against Melissa. For additional photos from the District 11-4A match see the Oct. 20 edition of The Princeton Herald or click here for the...
The Princeton Panthers were clawed and scratched by the visiting Paris Wildcats, earning their first District 7-4A Div. I loss 35-18. Princeton (4-3, 1-1) could not get their ground game going and ended the night with an average of less than three yards per rush as...
After a heated and long-awaited journey, voters get to start heading to the polls Monday, Oct. 24 for early balloting in the 2016 Presidential Election that will be held Nov. 8 across the country. Although the Presidential Election is the premier attraction, there are...
Charges against a Princeton man have been dropped after an altercation Saturday night in Walmart that sent one man to the hospital. The altercation occurred about 10:30 p.m. Oct. 8 at 701 W. Princeton Drive. Police Chief James Waters reported that two men allegedly...
Voters start heading to the polls this month for a dozen days of early balloting in the 2016 Presidential Election that will be held Nov. 8 across the country. Although the Presidential Election is the premier attraction, there are a number of challenged races further...
Police are continuing their investigation into a body that was found after a house fire last week. Though official cause of death has not been made by the medical examiner’s office, at this time preliminary results are leaning toward death caused as a result of the...
The Collin County Sheriff’s Office joined forces with the Princeton High School Chapter of National Honor Society to allow the students to participate in community service projects. For more photos see the Oct. 13 edition of The Princeton Herald or click here to see...
QUINLAN – A strong opening quarter and closing quarter propelled Princeton (4-2, 1-0) to a 37-15 victory over Ford (3-3, 0-1). in the District 7-4A Div. I opener. Ford won the toss and chose to receive. Their first two plays resulted in a first down. However, they...
