Complete, unofficial returns reported at 12:33 a.m. by Collin County Elections showed Sonia Ledezma had 1,431 votes or 24.80% of the total of 5,770 ballots counted in the election for two seats on the Princeton Independent School District Board of Trustees while...
Early voting continues through Nov. 3 as Texas voters decide whether to accept $18 billion in tax relief proposed in a constitutional amendment. The Nov. 7 Election Day ballot contains 14 proposed changes to the state charter, including Proposition 4 that allocates...
Gavin Hamilton (7) goes up for a catch against a Melissa defender. Photo by Jerry Winfrey The Melissa Cardinals scored two touchdowns in the first five minutes, led 21-0 in the second quarter and captured a 56-13 victory over the Princeton Panthers on Friday from...
A Princeton Fire Department medic owes her life to her ambulance crew colleagues. “I cannot thank them enough,” Katie Bradley was quoted by Fire Chief Tom Harvey as he presented Life-Saving Awards to Lt. Chris Solano, Firefighter Steven Hollingsworth and Firefighter...
Former Princeton Police Chief Mark Moyle, dismissed last year, wants his job back and up to $1 million in damages. A lawsuit filed Oct. 17 in Collin County District Court names the city of Princeton, Mayor Brianna Chacon in her official capacity and Derek Borg in his...
The four candidates for two seats on the Princeton ISD Board of Trustees, two incumbents and two challengers, met in an online forum hosted by the Princeton-Lowry Crossing Chamber of Commerce. Voters will cast ballots for two candidates and the two with the highest...
City Manager Derek Borg’s chair was empty during a rare Friday night meeting as the Princeton City Council convened and then recessed into a closed-door executive session to consider his resignation. Borg, his wife and Fire Chief Tom Harvey sat in the back of the room...
Jordan Mosley (23) fights for yardage after a catch against Denison last Friday. Photo courtesy Jerry Winfrey The Panthers were ready to rebound at home against Denison after another tough district loss last week. Unfortunately, Princeton lost starting their...
After a two and a half hour closed door executive session that began at 6 p.m., Friday, Oct. 20, Princeton City Council voted 5-0 to accept the resignation of City Manager Derek Borg. Assistant City Manager Leisa Gronemeier was appointed interim city manager. No...
