Residents who have a Princeton mailing address, but live in Municipal Utility District (MUD) #2 outside the city limits, will continue to receive firefighting and emergency services under a separate contract with the city, officials of MUD # 2 said.“MUD #2 currently...
Princeton’s baseball team gave back to the community and provided a little Easter spirit to boot. Students in Princeton ISD’s life skills classes at Princeton High School and Southard Middle School had the opportunity to hunt Easter eggs at the high school baseball...
Feel stuck in your career? Collin College can help. Are you asking yourself questions like; what skills do I need to become more marketable, or is it too late to change careers, or even how can I juggle my family obligations? If so, Collin College is hosting seminar...
The city of Princeton Utility Billing Department clerks will no longer accept payments over the phone beginning Sunday, May 1. Residents will still be able to pay their bill in person at the Princeton Municipal Center, located at 2000 E Princeton Drive, from 7...
While term limits have failed to gain traction for congressional positions, they took center stage as Princeton tries to solidify the language for its home rule charter. Princeton’s Home Rule Charter Commission discussed term lengths and term limits during its regular...
The Branch Volunteer Fire Station, a community pillar for the past 37 years, is under new management. Princeton Fire Department began manning the station Monday, April 4 and will assume responsibility for staffing the station. Former Branch Fire Chief Jimmy Knipp said...
Preparedness and awareness are key before severe weather strikes, especially as warmer temperatures increase the risk of thunderstorms and tornadoes. April got off to a rocky start in North Texas Monday, April 4 with many residents experiencing severe weather. In...
Council shone a light on residents who may have found themselves in the dark recently about power outages across the city. Representatives from Texas New Mexico Power Company and Oncor appeared before councilmembers during the regular meeting held Monday, April 11....
In addition to normal teacher retirement and loss, Princeton ISD is rapidly growing, which is increasing the amount of hires it needs to make. Fortunately for the district, the board of trustees has been proactive in monitoring student population estimates and the...
