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No Princeton ISD school Monday or Tuesday

No Princeton ISD school Monday or Tuesday

The Princeton Independent School District has announced that with temperatures not expected to get above freezing to improve hazardous road conditions, Princeton ISD will not have school on Monday, Jan. 26, or Tuesday, Jan. 27.All after-school events will also be...

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Road rage, theft, decreased during 2023

Road rage, theft, decreased during 2023

The Princeton Police Department responded to more calls for service in 2023 and Police Chief James Waters says response time is several minutes below the national average. Waters delivered a year-end review to the Monday, Feb. 26 city council meeting, including a...

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State representative talks border crossings

State representative talks border crossings

State Rep. Jeff Leach believes it is imperative that Texas treat the “major crisis on our southern border as a national security issue.” Leach, in remarks Tuesday, Feb. 20, to the Farmersville Rotary Club, said the issue is far bigger than “a political matter pitting...

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Chamber hosts ‘State of City’ luncheon

Chamber hosts ‘State of City’ luncheon

Princeton has outgrown its ability to provide the services residents need, according to Mayor Brianna Chacon, who said the city is considering whether to implement a moratorium on new single-family homes and apartment complexes. Chacon delivered her remarks to a...

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New law targets human traffickers

New law targets human traffickers

A new state law has significantly increased punishment for human traffickers. Senate Bill 4 was approved by the state Legislature during the third special session in October 2023 and signed by Gov. Greg Abbott in December. The new law, which went into effect Feb. 6,...

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Proud to be an American

Proud to be an American

Councilwoman makes history The first African American woman to serve on the Princeton City Council said she was proud of that milestone but was not there just to advance the cause of Black people. “I’m there to make sure Princeton progresses with purpose for all...

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Time to put brakes on home building says mayor

Time to put brakes on home building says mayor

New construction continues to fuel Princeton property values, but some residents – like Mayor Brianna Chacon – think enough is enough, for now. Chacon said at the Feb. 12 meeting of the Princeton City Council that she would like members to consider a building...

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Pitch made for new power plants

Pitch made for new power plants

Lt. Gov Dan Patrick joined with the world’s largest investment firm to pitch investors on building natural gas power plants in Texas at a summit held last week in Houston. Patrick and BlackRock CEO Larry Fink shared the stage as they attempted to persuade investors to...

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Princeton hiring a head salesperson

Princeton hiring a head salesperson

Princeton is booming and local officials want more coordination of marketing efforts to bring in new businesses to serve and employ the city’s growing population. Early last year, the boards considered hiring an executive director for the Princeton Economic...

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