An increase in farm acreage, coupled with ongoing consumer demand and opportunities for new seed-improvement programs, signals a positive outlook for the Texas Christmas tree industry, according to a Texas A&M Forest Service expert. “The latest [USDA] census notes...
More than 26 million Americans are living with asthma, including 6.2 million children. While there is no cure, asthma can be managed and treated so that those with the condition can live normal, healthy lives -- indoors as well as outdoors. May is Asthma Awareness...
Approximately 2.5 million people in the U.S. are living with chronic hepatitis C virus (HCV), according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and as many as 75 percent of people with the disease don’t know they’re infected. Untreated, HCV can lead...
Marylin Parsley is described by her daughter as a glittery person who wears a crown and sparkly jewelry every day and loves having her fingernails painted purple. On Mother’s Day, Lori Aden and her sister Sheila Parsley will visit their 77-year-old mom and bring her...
Cinco de Mayo celebrates the 1862 defeat of the French by the Mexican army at the Battle of Puebla. That battle occurred during the Franco-Mexican War, which was an invasion of Mexico launched by the French in 1861. The French invaded Mexico as a result of newly...
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...
Princeton’s largest Spring festival is right around the corner offering residents many chances to support the Lions Club and students. The annual Onion Festival will be held starting at 8 a.m. and last throughout the day at Princeton High School Saturday, April 27....
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...
The Princeton Chamber of Commerce recognized its members and local businesses at its first-ever chamber banquet. Held at Princeton High School Saturday, March 30, the event showcased a wide variety of awards, remarks from guest speaker Collin College President Dr....
