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City Attorney resigns

City Attorney resigns

The city of Princeton is looking for a new lawyer. City Attorney Grant Lowry, with Boyle & Lowry L.L.P., of Irving, sent a letter dated April 2 to Mayor Eugene Escobar Jr. saying he had withdrawn from representation of the city, effective immediately.“It has been...

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Princeton earns victory over Sherman

Princeton earns victory over Sherman

Heading into the second round of district competition, the Princeton baseball team are looking for an answer after dropping four games in a row. Currently holding a 8-10-2 overall record entering last week, the Panthers have struggled to generate any of­fense over its...

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The Heard Museum brings nature, people together

The Heard Museum brings nature, people together

Just a short drive away, every day is Earth Day at the Heard Museum and Wildlife Sanctuary in eastern McKinney where 289 acres of flora and fauna are ded­icated to conservation, education and preservation efforts. In the 54 years since the Heard opened, this natural...

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Pitchin’ in to help

Pitchin’ in to help

In what has become a unique PHS baseball tradition, Coach Leroy Mansanales and his players invited the life skills students to join them for an Easter egg hunt on the baseball field. “We wanted to do some­thing nice for the kids,” Coach Mansanales said. “When I was at...

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City considers creating PID for Eastridge project

City considers creating PID for Eastridge project

The city of Princeton will hold a public hearing concern­ing creating a Public Improve­ment District (PID) for the Eastridge Development project during the upcoming May 10 regular council meeting. The Eastridge Development is 547 acres with 2,410 homes planned and it...

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Library reopens, welcomes residents

Library reopens, welcomes residents

The Lois Nelson Public Li­brary finally reopened last month after being closed to the public for nearly a year. Although the doors remained closed throughout 2020, books and DVDs were still available for residents to borrow. Like many other libraries across the...

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Wrestling team heads to postseason

Wrestling team heads to postseason

As the Princeton wrestling team finished out the regular sea­son, the Panthers had the oppor­tunity to build momentum head­ing into the district meet, hosting a three-team tournament to close its schedule. Princeton finished up the reg­ular season with two more wins...

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Driver leads police on chase

Driver leads police on chase

A driver in a stolen ambulance led police on a chase through several North Texas communities – including Princeton. The chase began early Monday afternoon after an officer spotted the ambulance, which was stolen from Fire Station No. 53 in Far East Dallas earlier in...

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