Princeton area residents should expect property tax notices to start arriving next week, with a due date of Jan. 31, 2020. Tax statements will be mailed the week of Oct. 12 on behalf of taxi... Read more
It’s Fire Prevention Week and the National Fire Protection Association, along with the Princeton Fire Department, wants to remind you that, “Not Every Hero Wears a Cape. Plan and Practice Yo... Read more
Princeton will be hosting a cornucopia of fall activities this month in efforts to bring the community together. New activities will be offered this year in addition to past favorites. For t... Read more
The deadline to register to vote in the city of Princeton council and the statewide Constitutional Amendment election is Tuesday, Oct. 7. Early voting for the election will begin Monday, Oct... Read more
Princeton earned some positive recognition thanks to a coordinated team effort on behalf of the city. Marketing and Communications Manager Debbie Cooke announced that the city has been recog... Read more
New development and the subsequent increased demands for service strain the resources and infrastructure of a community. Princeton is familiar with these challenges and strives to meet and e... Read more
Princeton Independent School District is moving forward with plans for additional schools as they continue to look at demographic projections for Princeton. The acquisition of land for a si... Read more
The first of four defendants charged in the September 2017 murder of Princeton resident Kellie Underwood, 46, was found guilty of capital murder by a Collin County jury last week and sentenc... Read more
The Collin County Sheriff’s Office has released the Princeton Police Department and Princeton Police Department blotter for Aug. 16-22. Calls for security watches, citizen contacts, building... Read more
A lot of trash talking took place at city council recently, but in a good way as CWD and local officials work together to resolve waste disposal issues. At the Monday, Aug. 26 city council m... Read more
