Designing a new home, remodeling your own or simply rethinking aesthetics and decor all require a little imagination and a lot of inspiration. A quick online search brings up hundreds if not thousands of thoughtful ways to make your kitchen or bathroom match your...
Princeton’s largest Spring festival is right around the corner offering residents many chances to support the Lions Club and students. The annual Onion Festival will be held starting at 8 a.m. and last throughout the day at Princeton High School Saturday, April 27....
Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and House Speaker Dennis Bonnen on April 10 released a joint statement promoting a twofold method for the 86th Texas Legislature to curb property tax increases across the state. “Texans are fed up with skyrocketing property...
Street improvements and a new fire station will soon be on their way for Princeton as the city works to secure financing. The city council received information about a tax note Monday, April 8 that would be utilized for major street construction and refurbishment...
The Princeton Herald won multiple awards at the 2019 North East Texas Press Association Better Newspaper Contest. The awards were presented at the annual NETPA convention held last week at the Hilton Garden Inn in Tyler. Awards were based on submissions in categories...
Easter egg hunting opportunities are in no short supply as the spring holiday approaches. The Easter Egg Hunt for the city of Princeton has been moved to the Princeton ISD indoor facility due to rain predictions Saturday. The indoor facility is located at 960 Bois D'...
LUCAS – It was a medal-winning district meet for the Princeton boys and girls track and field programs. The 10-5A meet was held April 3-4 at Leopard Stadium on the campus of Lovejoy High School. The top four individuals and relays will compete in the April 16 9-5A and...
Bluebonnet season in Texas is in full swing and a bumper crop of the state flower can be found on Collin County roadways. “While there is no law against picking the state flower, laws do exist against damaging or destroying rights-of-way and government property,” DPS...
The Texas House of Representatives on April 3 approved much-anticipated legislation written to revise the state’s public school finance system. The vote was 148-1, and the bill now moves to the Senate for consideration. House Bill 3 would increase pay for public...
