The Princeton Independent School District has announced its policy for providing free and reduced-price school meals for the 2026-27 school year and will begin distributing eligibility letters to households the week of Aug. 3. Families who qualify but do not receive a...
Collin County voters go back to the polls in March to choose Republican and Democratic candidates for November’s general election. Monday, Dec. 8, was the deadline for candidates to file for party primaries to be held Tuesday, March 3. Secretary of State Jane...
The new Zipline drone delivery hub is located on the west side of the Walmart parking lot in Princeton. Bob Wieland/ The Princeton Herald Three hawks circled overhead as a special drone whirred toward Lois Nelson Public Library. Hovering at 300 feet, the Zipline “Zip”...
Sue Kennedy of Arlington places a wreath on a family grave at the Saturday, Dec. 13, Wreaths Across America ceremony at the Wilson Chapel Cemetery in Lowry Crossing. John Kanelis/The Princeton Herald Two hundred forty-three graves of veterans buried in a Lowry...
The Princeton Independent School District will ask the Texas Education Commissioner to delay implementation of teacher certification requirements in House Bill 2 (HB 2) passed earlier this year by the Legislature. The bill significantly tightened teacher certification...
Princeton City Manager Mike Mashburn gave no reason for his abrupt resignation in the email he sent Monday, Dec. 8, just before the City Council was set to meet. Mashburn was hired in January 2024 after longtime manager Derek Borg resigned in October 2023. During...
The city of McKinney said it has signed a Use and Lease Agreement for Houston-based Avelo Airlines to serve McKinney National Airport, TKI, after work is completed on infrastructure expansion, including a new terminal building.Groundbreaking occurred in July, and...
A young visitor flashes a grin while sharing a chilly-but-cheerful moment with Santa at the Farmersville Holiday Market on Saturday, Dec. 6. Sonia Duggan/The Princeton Herald There’s no place like Farmersville for the holidays — especially now that Farmersville...
The Princeton City Council ended a long meeting by accepting the voluntary resignation of City Manager Mike Mashburn. Council voted 6-0 to accept his resignation and authorized Mayor Eugene Escobar Jr. to negotiate with former Sunnyvale Town Manager Jeff Jones to...
