Offensive coordinator Daniel Johnson was approved as the next head football coach of the Princeton Panthers during a school board meeting on Monday, May 18. Courtesy photo By David Wolman [email protected] The Princeton ISD Board of Education approved the hiring...
Elementary school teachers of the year were presented awards Monday, Feb. 25 by the Princeton Independent School District. Each teacher was required to write an essay on why they are a teacher and the writings are engraved on plaques, which the educators then received...
Riley Morrison made school history last season at the Class 5A state wrestling tournament. She was the first Princeton grappler in program history to compete and earn a state medal. The junior added to her collection last week under the bright lights inside the Berry...
The Princeton Cemetery has received its official designation as a Historic Texas Cemetery thanks in part to a group of local historians. Originally, Kenny Campbell and Larry Abbott checked into the process more than 20 years ago. Campbell and Abbott have both served...
The Texas House Democratic Caucus on Feb. 21 announced its “Texas Kids First” education-funding package that would include all-day pre-kindergarten, teacher raises and retirement and property tax reform. “We hope to work with our colleagues to incorporate some of...
After more than a year, Gary Lynn Marrs, 55, was indicted on a felony DWI charge after a school bus accident on FM 982. Marrs, of Princeton, was indicted for DWI-third or more, a Third Degree felony on Tuesday, Feb. 12 by the Collin County Grand Jury. The accident...
A joyride turned dangerous as two teens fled from Farmersville police Friday, Feb. 15. According to information released by Farmersville Police Lt. Marsha Phillips, two 16-year-old males from Princeton were traveling on Hwy. 380 close to Brookshire’s when Patrol...
PFLUGERVILLE – Records kept falling by the way side for Princeton wrestling. They qualified five for the state meet after top four finishes during the Class 5A Region III tournament at Weiss High School. “Qualifying four for state is fantastic. Only 25 percent of the...
The date of April 2, 2009 is seared into Karen Schrah’s brain, as it would be for any parent who underwent what she did that day. That afternoon, her son, Zachary, a sophomore at Clark High School, was taking part in spring football practice at Plano East, where he...
