Lily Fortenberry of Princeton is a member of AHG Troop TX0131. Courtesy photo For more than 30 years, American Heritage Girls troops across the country have led girls ages 5 to 18 on a journey of faith, service and fun. The Christ-centered program develops character...
With 29 years of experience under her belt, it’s safe to say Shannon Hughes knows a thing or two about University Interscholastic League (UIL). She put those skills to use last week as she coordinates the annual districtwide elementary academic contest. Students in...
After winning its season opener last Saturday, the Princeton softball team returned to the field with hopes of extending its momentum. Defeating Richardson by 18 runs in the season opener, the Lady Panthers had a lot to be proud about in their first game. The...
Governor Greg Abbott issued an executive order (GA-34) lifting the mask mandate in Texas and increasing capacity of all businesses and facilities in the state to 100%. “With the medical advancements of vaccines and antibody therapeutic drugs, Texas now has the tools...
The North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) lifts its request to curtail or limit non-essential water use within its service area. In coordination with the cities and utilities served by NTMWD, the District has been able to consistently produce enough treated...
Crime in Princeton is following national trends and showing a decline, according to data provided by the police department. Princeton Police Department reported 126 felony cases and 333 misdemeanor cases for a total of 459 cases, down 52% from the 964 offences...
PISD schools suffer storm damage; teachers honored After a week defined by cancellations and keeping warm, trying to assess the damage of the recent winter weather was a major concern at the Princeton ISD board of trustees regular meeting held Monday, Feb. 22. During...
During the unusually harsh winter storm that affected most of North Texas last week, Princeton residents worked together to provide for others – even when they were doing without themselves. Southard Middle School opened its doors to residents without power at 9 p.m....
Several Princeton officials updated residents and city council about the city’s response to the winter storm affecting North Texas last week during the Feb. 22 council meeting. City Manager Derek Borg spoke about the city’s response to the winter storm. “I’m just so...
