Princeton senior goalkeeper Jonathan Sanchez kicks the ball during an 8-0 win over McKinney. Photo by Jerry Winfrey / C&S Media By David Wolman [email protected] The Princeton boys soccer team entered last week’s action on the wrong end of a pair of tough...
Does your business need a financial boost due to COVID-19? If so, there’s good news if you missed the Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”) application deadline on June 30. The Small Business Administration resumed accepting applications for the PPP on July 6. Do...
A new election season opened this week for Princeton voters who will get to chose school board trustees and city council members in voting that coincides with the Nov. 2 presidential election. Filings opened Monday, July 20, for Princeton City Council and Princeton...
Princeton Independent School District trustees this week reviewed COVID-19 precautions and the proposed 2020-21 budget, and approved a preliminary property tax rate that is slightly lower than last year. The school board convened Monday, July 21, in regular session....
With the completion of Tuesday’s primary runoff elections, Texans can know what their ballots will look like in November. Mary “MJ” Hegar is the Democratic nominee who will face GOP incumbent John Cornyn in the race for U.S. Senate. She bested opponent Royce West...
With the 2020 high school football season fast approaching, Princeton High School will be having a “trade days/swap week” for season ticket holders from July 16-24. Anyone interested in changing their seat location must first renew their current seats and then send an...
Gov. Greg Abbott has again suspended elective surgeries in hospitals in 104 counties located within 11 of the state’s 22 trauma service areas. Each of the trauma service areas has a regional advisory council and a trauma system plan to respond to health crises such...
The area of Bridgefarmer Blvd and Hwy. 380 has turned into a hot dining spot the past couple years as food trucks have set up to offer a variety of culinary choices. Offered are Cajun, Japanese and Central American foods, and hamburgers, prepared in specially-equipped...
A review of the proposed fiscal year 2020-21 budget by Princeton City Council showed expenses of $30.68 million, slightly higher than the current year budget. The reason the budget figures remain about the same is that capital expenditures will be about $4.5 million...
