Princeton Firefighter Matt Hollingsworth reads “The Night Before the Fourth of July” by Natasha Wing to an appreciative audience. Lois Nelson Public Library sponsored the Wednesday, July 2, story time at Firehouse No. 2. John Kanelis/The Princeton Herald A routine...
The Princeton Police Department’s first ever command officer to attend the FBI’s National Academy says his experiences and connections will be useful for the remainder of his law enforcement career. Lieutenant over Special Operations Jesus Rodriguez is a 21-year...
The Princeton Panthers athletic program celebrated a state champion, multiple playoff teams and an overall successful 2021-22 school year. With several top athletes’ waiting in the wings, the Panthers will hit the ground running the next year, hoping to replicate...
A frequent discussion topic involving solicitation in the city reached a resolution during the most recent council meeting. Council considered amending Princeton’s solicitation ordinance during the Monday, June 27, regular meeting. At the meeting, both councilmember...
Princeton’s Community Center will begin accepting reservations in the near future. Beginning Tuesday, July 5, individuals will be able to book reservations to use the center. Once open, reservations can be made for either the entire facility or specific locations...
The Princeton Police Department will begin accepting applications Friday, July 1, for the 2022 Citizen's Police Academy. The academy is a 13-week program designed to give members of the community an inside look at local law enforcement. During the program’s sessions,...
A star-spangled staple event in Princeton is only a couple of weeks away. The annual July Spectacular will be held from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday, July 3, at J.M. Caldwell Sr Community Park, located at 500 West College Avenue. Admission to the event is free but the...
As summer weather in North Texas brings temperatures exceeding 100 degrees, residents are reminded to take precautions, including properly hydrating and staying cool by limiting their exposure to the outdoors heat. The National Weather Service issues an excessive heat...
The Princeton Panthers have plenty of questions with a young football roster, especially among their pass catchers. Replacing the top five pass catchers from last season, Princeton is working hard this offseason to prepare new faces for the varsity level. The biggest...
