GoldStar Horse and Rescue Sanctuary is hoping to raise $5,000 during North Texas Giving Day to continue caring for abused, neglected and abandoned horses in Farmersville. File photo North Texas Giving Day concludes Sept. 18, offering residents in Princeton,...
Life Skills student Dominic Estelle gets some eggs from Panthers catcher Braeden Ratliff at the school’s annual Easter egg hunt on the ball field. (Courtesy photo) It was a field of dreams for Princeton ISD life skills students as they spent the morning running across...
Coach Hendricks poses with one of his former players, Gary Vine. (Courtesy Photo) This year’s Princeton Onion Festival commemorates one of its founders, former Princeton High School football Coach Jackie Hendricks, who died last October at the age of 80. A...
By John Moore | thecountrywriter.com. Whenever I see canister sets, cookie jars, clocks and Formica dinette sets from the 50s and 60s, I feel as if I’ve gone home. These items adorned my youth, but as often happens, new things come and old things go. As the 70s made...
Princeton Municipal Court has two options for clearing active warrants next week. And one plan can also help clean out your pantry while helping a person in need. There will be no arrests for warrants paid during business hours, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., from April 10 through...
Earth Day, Saturday, April 22, will extend into the night with special events in Municipal Park, 2000 E. Princeton Drive. Events begin at 6 p.m. with a Paw Print Trail allowing participants to explore park trails, finding and identifying the paw prints of several...
Easter egg hunts can be loud, frantic scrambles by kids eager to fill their baskets with colorful prizes. But for some children the excitement and noise could be terrifying. That’s why Princeton held two types of egg hunts on Saturday, April 1, a traditional outside...
The district champion PHS journalism team, from left, Rachel Sadler, Upkar Kaur, Tessa Barsi, Kate Read and Upneet Kaur. The Princeton High School journalism team placed first in the UIL District 13-AAAAA academic competition and two of the students advanced to...
By John Moore | Johnmoore.net I’m not sure how a tomato became the symbol of sewing in the South, but it did. My mom, and every other mom I knew in Ashdown, Arkansas, had a pincushion in the shape of a tomato. Many of those pincushions are still around. Judging from...
