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How TIRZs and PIDs pay for progress

How TIRZs and PIDs pay for progress

With some development agreements dating back years, the Princeton City Council must frequently update funding mechanisms known as Tax Increment Reinvestment Zones (TIRZs) and Public Improvement Districts (PIDs).  They are tools used by local governments to finance...

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Princeton High School to host after-prom bash

Princeton High School to host after-prom bash

In an effort to keep the stu­dents safe following the annual formal spring dance, PHS will host another after-prom bash, and El Dorado Mazda and Chevrolet will give away an­other car. This is the sixth consecu­tive year El Dorado in McK­inney has donated a vehicle to...

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County meeting focuses on widening FM 546

County meeting focuses on widening FM 546

Collin County held an open meeting concerning the FM 546 and CR 400 corridor study. The meeting was both in-person and virtual March 25. Residents attending the virtual meeting watched the same pre­sentation explaining the project as the in-person meeting. Resi­dents...

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Classes are in session at new Farmersville campus

Classes are in session at new Farmersville campus

Collin College has flung open its Farmersville campus doors, but according to the executive dean of the cam­pus, the best will occur later this summer and autumn after they cut the ribbon and open its classrooms to all students. Diana Hopes, executive dean of the...

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April 15 is deadline for property tax renditions

April 15 is deadline for property tax renditions

Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar reminds business owners that for many property types, April 15 is the deadline to file property tax renditions with their county appraisal districts. Different deadlines apply for certain regulated property. A rendition is a list of the...

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