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ERCOT issues weather watch

ERCOT issues weather watch

The extreme cold weather prediction for the Dallas/Fort Worth area has prompted the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) to issue a weather watch for Jan. 15-17. As of Wednesday, Jan. 10, the National Weather Service is predicting cold temperatures Saturday...

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Princeton hires new city manager

Princeton hires new city manager

After interviewing several candidates, The Princeton City Council chose Michael Mashburn, a candidate with a strong background in parks and recreation, to succeed Derek Borg, who resigned in October. Members agreed unanimously at a special council meeting held Friday,...

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Local moms having a ball

Local moms having a ball

A group of Princeton mothers has found a way to have fun while helping others. Level Up, a registered nonprofit, is sponsoring a Roaring ‘20s Great Gatsby gala from 5:30-10:30 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 27, at The Hidden Jewel in Blue Ridge. Period costumes are...

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Undocumented migrants targeted by new law

Undocumented migrants targeted by new law

Governor Abbott signs a sweeping package of border security legislation. Photo gov.texas.gov Starting in March, Texas law officers will be able to arrest people suspected of crossing the Rio Grande without proper paperwork. “We’re going to send them right back to...

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County livestock show opens Jan. 6

County livestock show opens Jan. 6

Peyton and Cullen Jenkins show off their sheep and goat at the Collin County Junior Livestock Show in McKinney last year. File Photo After months of hard work, Collin County FFA and 4-H students will step into the show ring at the 2024 Collin County Junior Livestock...

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Tax bills already reflect lower rates

Tax bills already reflect lower rates

Pay online, don’t stand in line. That’s the message from Collin County Tax Assessor-Collector Kenneth Maun, who reminds property owners that 2023 taxes are due Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2024. More than 450,000 tax notices mailed last October already included rate reductions...

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Former city manager paid through end of year

Former city manager paid through end of year

Derek Borg. File Photo Former City Manager Derek Borg was to receive a severance payment of $63,761.43 in three equal payments, according to terms of his separation agreement. The amount included payment for any accrued and unused vacation time or benefits. The city...

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Contractors rescued from cave-in

Contractors rescued from cave-in

Three plumbing contractors have been rescued from a collapsed trench in a hallway at Clark Middle School, the Princeton Fire Department said.“Firefighters arrived to find three patients, all construction workers, who were in a confined trench when the soil gave way,”...

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