Bags and boxes of donated food sit at the Princeton Municipal Center as the city collects items for local food pantries to assist residents affected by the pause in SNAP benefits As the federal government shutdown drags on — and with it, uncertainty surrounding SNAP...
Early voting for the May 6 election began statewide Monday, April 24, and will conclude Tuesday, May 2. Election day will be held Saturday, May 6. Princeton residents will consider a $797 million school bond proposal as well as eight candidates seeking three openings...
Princeton Police Department officers charged a motorist with multiple drug charges after making a traffic stop in the 800 block of W. Princeton Drive on Tuesday, April 18, police said. While checking the truck and trailer stopped at 8:35 a.m., officers located and...
The city of Princeton’s consultant on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) is preparing for Phase One of the contract to recruit a minimum of 10 residents for an ad hoc committee to execute a DEI program for the city. At its March 13 meeting, the Princeton City...
A Princeton Fire Department engine stands ready outside the firehouse in Branch. Princeton Fire Department crews and trucks were manning the Branch Fire Station 24 hours a day, pending its formal acquisition by the city and designation as Princeton Fire Station No. 4,...
Jeans are no longer everyday wear for Princeton ISD faculty and staff. PISD School Board trustees decided at their Monday, April 17, meeting to revise the staff dress code adopted last July. The code had approved jeans – with no rips, holes or tears -- from Monday...
The most recent Vintage 2021 data for Princeton shows a population of 20,046. Texas continues to experience a population boom, especially in Collin County, which was among the top 10 counties for largest growth. The U.S. Census Bureau released its Vintage 2022 data...
After reaching a settlement in mediation in February, the terms of a settlement agreement have been reached in a lawsuit filed between six current and former employees and Collin County District Attorney Greg Willis, First Assistant District Attorney Bill Wirskye and...
Voters decide next month whether to let the Princeton Independent School District sell $797 million in bonds to pay for eight new schools over the next decade. If approved, the Princeton ISD debt service tax rate would remain at $0.50 per $100 in assessed valuation...
