Outgoing president Heidi Foist, left, is honored by board member and luncheon chair Linda Hess for her dedication and service to the Farmersville Historical Society. Sonia Duggan/The Farmersville Times A sea of red, white and blue filled the room Saturday, April 11,...
With the start of school for Princeton Independent School District taking place Thursday, Aug. 16, school safety is on everyone’s mind. Princeton Police Department officers are asking citizens to help with student safety and put their cell phones down while driving. A...
A habitual offender and known gang member is now in prison for 60 years after a conviction stemming from a Princeton PD case. Arnulfo Mercado-Pena Jr., 32, from Paris, was sentenced to 60 years in prison after the jury found him guilty of evading arrest with a vehicle...
Saturday, Aug. 4 eager students and their parents made their way to Smith Elementary School to rejoice in free school supplies, haircuts and more courtesy of the Princeton Independent School District and Christ United Methodist Church. For more photos see the Aug. 9...
Youth and inexperience were the name of the game for the Lady Panthers last season. Through it all they managed to make the playoffs and end up with a winning record. They’ll look to take another big step forward in 2018 under head coach Maurice Lock. “We were so...
Another chapter in Lois Nelson Public Library’s history closed with the final Summer Reading Club for the season, which was held Wednesday, Aug. 1. Throughout the summer, the library had between 28 to 30 kids participate each Wednesday for story time and Summer...
As a media professional, I assume that you, the reader, know what you get as a subscriber to your local newspaper. But we’ve all heard what assume can mean, so I’m going to explain why it’s important you pay for an annual subscription and what you get with that...
Summer Reading Club at Lois Nelson Public Library came to a close with a party in grand fashion Wednesday, Aug. 1. For more information about the program and photos of the event see the Aug. 9 edition of The Princeton Herald.
So far, three incumbents have filed to keep their seats on the Princeton Independent School Board. Tim Tidwell, who was appointed to a vacancy on the school board in June, has filed to retain his seat. Professionally, Tidwell has worked for Capital One Auto Finance...
