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...

After 44 years working at banks and being recognized with multiple awards, a respected community figure is looking forward to his retirement. Bill Bradshaw, who worked as president of People’s Bank until retiring this year, says he is most excited about the ability to...

The FFA Code calls on members to serve, something that resonated with Princeton FFA students Adam Campbell and Chloe Frohock. Both students quickly mobilized the Princeton FFA Chapter to help collect aid to distribute to those affected by the Eastland wildfires...

Clarity is key, especially when it comes to enforcing the law and avoiding confusion. Council discussed potential amendments to its existing special event permit ordinance during its regular meeting Monday, March 28. The discussion took place because a few residents...

The Texas Department of Transportation estimates that for the past several years, 10 people have died every day in crashes in Texas. This grim reality ultimately led to the creation of TxDOT’s “End the Streak” campaign, which urges Texans to take personal safety...

First responders often perform a thankless task, but got a moment in the spotlight for some of their recent outstanding work. Two different firefighter shifts from Fire Station No. 1, along with Collin County paramedics, were recognized during the regular council...