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Princeton tops nation in percentage growth

Princeton tops nation in percentage growth

Traffic on Hwy 380 traffic is a visible—and often frustrating— sign of Princeton’s growth. Princeton has moved from third in the nation for percentage population growth to No. 1, according to U.S. Census Bureau’s Vintage 2024 data released Thursday, May 15. The Census...

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Collin County wait list ends for vaccine

Collin County wait list ends for vaccine

The Collin County Vaccine Wait List is now complete, with Collin County and its vaccine partners expecting to vaccinate or schedule vaccination appointments for the last remaining individuals on the wait list - with registration numbers up to 275,056 - by the end of...

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Property tax exemptions available for some residents

Property tax exemptions available for some residents

Residents whose property incurred damage from the Feb­ruary storm may qualify for a property tax exemption, accord­ing to the Collin Central Ap­praisal District. In an area declared a disaster area by Gov. Greg Abbott, Tax Code Section 11.35 allows a qualified...

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Council approves lower speed limit on San Remo

Council approves lower speed limit on San Remo

Princeton City Council puts the brakes to San Remo Drive – voting to lower the speed limit. Council also voted to provide additional water relief and open City Hall to residents during the March 8 regular meeting. In response to earlier discus­sions at multiple...

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Citizens question expenses related to community center

Citizens question expenses related to community center

The Princeton Commu­nity Center continues to be a source of frustration for sev­eral residents who are asking for more transparency when it comes to spending. The center is located on 4th Street at the former Methodist church. Community Develop­ment Corporation...

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City still has CARES Act funds to spend

City still has CARES Act funds to spend

The city of Princeton has yet to spend all of the CARES Act funding apportioned from Col­lin County. The CARES Act was a $2.2 trillion stimulus bill passed by Congress and signed by former President Donald Trump on March 27, 2020. The bill allocated $11.24 billion to...

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