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Year of rapid growth, major transitions for city

Year of rapid growth, major transitions for city

After two moratorium extensions in 2025, it officially ended Nov. 30. The new year began in the Princeton Municipal Center with two new councilmembers, a new mayor and several new issues for them to deal with. By the end of the year the city was looking for a new city...

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Firefighters honored at council meeting

Firefighters honored at council meeting

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...

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Princeton falls to Denison 48-24 

Princeton falls to Denison 48-24 

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...

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City manager resigns

City manager resigns

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...

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Fall Festival is Saturday

Fall Festival is Saturday

Rodeo fun, fall activities, food and more are on tap. File art Fall is in the air and the Fall Festival is in J.M. Caldwell Sr. Community Park. This is the ninth year for the event, which begins at 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 21, and runs until 8 p.m. “We will have a free...

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New homeowner welcomed

New homeowner welcomed

Amanda Martinez shows off the keys to her new Habitat home built on Harrelson Court in Princeton. Courtesy photo Amanda Martinez and her family are now officially at home on Harrelson Court in Princeton.  Following 10 months of construction, Habitat for Humanity...

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URGENT: City council to discuss city manager

URGENT: City council to discuss city manager

A special meeting of the Princeton City Council has been called for “discussion and possible action regarding City Manager Derek Borg.”The meeting will be held at 6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 20, and convene quickly into a closed executive session. In the meantime, all city...

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