Princeton City Council passed an ordinance disallowing registered sex offenders in certain areas and created a Public Improvement District (PID) during the June 14 regular meeting. Counci... Read more
Throughout the U.S., little box-like structures are popping up in neighborhoods, parks and school – anywhere people gather – to offer free reading material. For many, those little boxes pack... Read more
Most students are enjoying their summer break, but a growing number find the summer months challenging because they have lost their opportunity to have regular meals. However, Princeton ISD... Read more
For the last two months, heavy rainfall has plagued the Metroplex, causing rivers and creeks to flood and lake levels to rise. At Lake Lavon, the current water elevation could prevent some s... Read more
Princeton residents will have the opportunity to celebrate America’s Independence together this year, complete with fun, music and fireworks, with the return of the July Spectacular. The ev... Read more
Princeton ISD awarded funding to eight innovative projects that teachers will implement in their classrooms next fall. Teachers were surprised with the grant announcements during the final s... Read more
The 87th Texas Legislative session ended May 31 after Texas Democrats staged a walkout that dissolved the quorum needed for a vote, killing Senate Bill 7, known as the Election Integrity P... Read more
The Princeton Community Development Corporation met to discuss amenities, among other items, at J.M. Caldwell Community Park during their June 1 regular meeting. The first item discussed con... Read more
Princeton Independent School District celebrated the end of the 2020-21 school year by recognizing teachers and their service to PISD during a special luncheon Thursday, May 27. In addition... Read more
Collin College officially opened the new Farmersville campus with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house on Saturday, May 22. Staff and local dignitaries were on hand to cut the ribbon ush... Read more