The PHS Lady Panthers basketball team receives certificates of achievement from the PISD Board of Trustees. Courtesy PISD Princeton’s public school student population continues to grow, according to Superintendent Donald McIntyre, but the district is beginning to...
Bryce Dade (20) is met by the Terrell Tigers' defense. On the road at Terrell, the Panthers were ready to rebound after a tough loss to Lovejoy last week. Terrell, on homecoming night, had a different idea and racked up 28 points before halftime to coast to a 42-8...
Newly promoted Princeton Police Sgt. Crawford received her badge from her daughter in a ceremony during the Tuesday, Oct. 10, meeting of the Princeton City Council. Crawford received a standing ovation from the council and audience. In other business, council updated...
Lily Bailey (8) receives a serve against Sherman Oct. 3. The Lady Panthers host McKinney North on Friday, Oct. 13. Bailey led the team in serves received with 14. Maddie Smith/C&S Media The Lady Panthers continued to work their way through the second half of...
Jordan Mosley (23) reaches for a pass near the endzone in Friday’s loss to Lovejoy. The sophomore receiver had 4 catches for 108 yards. Maddie Smith/C&S Media On a night to celebrate PISD soon-to-be high school athletes, Lovejoy (5-1, 3-0) came to play spoiler....
Former Princeton ISD Trustee Starla Sharpe is passionate about making a positive impact in the community, for teachers and staff, “and most of all for our youth.” Sharpe is one of four candidates for two open seats on the Nov. 7 ballot. The two candidates with the...
Carolyn David-Graves said Princeton faces the dual problem of developing the city’s infrastructure to accommodate the growing population while balancing economic development to broaden the tax base and produce jobs. David-Graves, who has master’s degrees in public...
School Board Vice President Chad Jones said unprecedented growth was the biggest issue facing Princeton ISD. “The growth creates challenges for hiring additional staff for new and expanding campuses and greater financial responsibility to ensure taxpayers dollars are...
Superheroes aren’t just in comic books. At Mayfield Elementary School they’re reading library books -- 1 million pages worth. “I decided to do a superhero reading contest at Mayfield because I love superheroes, especially Batman, and reading is the cornerstone of...
