Why small choices — especially about plastic — still matter By Carrie Dunlea Earth Day may have passed by the time this hits your doorstep, but its message shouldn’t be confined to a single date on the calendar. Since its launch in 1970, when millions of Americans...
GARLAND – Princeton football was clicking on all cylinders from the first snap of the ball last Friday in a 45-6 win over South Garland at Homer B. Johnson Stadium. The Panthers (1-0) got off to a fast start with a 6-yard touchdown run on their first possession by Jay...
The Princeton Panther Marching Band has begun its marching season full force entertaining and delighting audience members with a show called ‘Metal.’ The show uses a combination of band literature, classical music and rock music to help describe different types of...
The White House last week announced a preliminary new trade agreement had been secured between the United States and Mexico. While details of the pact are forthcoming, the White House said the agreement would “create more reciprocal trade that grows the economy,...
City council held its final public hearing on the proposed tax rate at a meeting Monday, Aug. 27 The proposed rate for the 2018-’19 fiscal year is 68 cents per $100, a decrease of 1/10 of a cent from last year’s rate. With the average home valued at $200,261 in...
Growth just keeps coming for the city of Princeton and more than 600 housing permits have been approved since January. According to Chief Building Official Shawn Fort, 621 single family permits have been filed for this calendar year. The majority of these homes are...
Filing has ended for city council and school board seats with contested races for both. Five candidates have filed for three seats on city council. Place 5 is uncontested with incumbent City Councilmember Steve Deffibaugh filing to retain his seat. Place 3 has two...
This week is going to be a busy one for the varsity volleyball team at Princeton. The Lady Panthers (10-5 overall as of Monday, Aug. 27) started off on Tuesday, Sept. 28 at Trenton. They’ll then compete in the Friday, Aug. 31 and Saturday, Sept. 1 Whitney...
With a trained pilot Princeton Fire Department is now on the cutting edge of utilizing using unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) in emergency response situations. The department has a UAVs and is called by the FD to provide mutual aid with its equipment, supplying an...
