Bibliophiles everywhere showed their love during National Library Appreciation week in early April. For Princeton and county residents, the Lois Nelson Public Library is a haven for not only book-lovers but for those needing computers, entertainment and just a place...

Bluebonnet season in Texas is in full swing and a bumper crop of the state flower can be found on Collin County roadways. “While there is no law against picking the state flower, laws do exist against damaging or destroying rights-of-way and government property,” DPS...

Princeton narrowly missed large hail last weekend and emergency services are encouraging residents to learn what the city’s take on outdoor sirens is about. A storm with golf ball and baseball size hail was headed directly toward the city Sunday, March 24 when the...

Secondary education schoolteachers of the year were presented awards Monday, March 18 by the Princeton Independent School District. Each teacher was required to write an essay on why they are a teacher and the writings are engraved on plaques, which they received when...

Sunshine Week, March 10-16 this year, is a time that news gatherers take annually to focus on successes and assaults on the laws governing the right to know what public officials are doing, and how they are spending tax money. The weeklong observance sharpens the...

A Princeton family is asking for the community’s help as they struggle to uncover a solution to a medical mystery journey. Brandy Kusterbeck, a 35-year-old mom of five girls – Eva, 16, Fiona, 15, Abby, 14, Fallon, 13 and Stella, 9 – and wife of John Kusterbeck, began...