While restaurants, stores and entertainment venues were closed during the pandemic, many Princeton residents took the opportunity to visit the city’s parks and trails and ex­plore mother nature. Like many other cities with trail systems, Director of Parks and...

Initial payments of the expanded Child Tax Credit land Thursday in North Texans’ bank accounts, a provision that Congressman Colin Allred (District 32) supported in the American Rescue Plan. The American Rescue Plan expanded and improved the credit so that it is...

Beginning September 1, Texas residents who are eli­gible to own a handgun are no longer required to be licensed to carry one — openly or con­cealed. Gov. Greg Abbott signed HB 1927 into law last month, along with several other pieces of legislation that aim to...

Opinions were split from the more than 20 Princeton residents who spoke about a recent LGBTQ+ Pride celebration held last month in Veterans Memorial Park during the July 12 city council meeting. Many of the residents who spoke against the event said they were...

A reported 51 Democrats from the Texas House left Austin today, breaking quorum in a show of defiance against proposed voting legislation. Texas House Democratic Caucus Chair Chris Turner, Mexican American Legislative Caucus Chair Rafael Anchía, Texas Legislative...

Princeton Fire-Rescue hosted a grand opening for Fire Station No. 3 and a push-in ceremony for the new quint apparatus that will be housed at the station. Prior to the push-in, a “wetdown” ceremony was held. A wetdown is used to commission a new firefighting...

The Princeton Chamber of Commerce is working to get backpacks and all other necessary school supplies col­lected for this year’s Back to School Bash. The event, previously hosted by the Christ United Methodist Church, is now under the leadership of the chamber since...