Columnist John Moore’s dad used to shell a lot of pecans and then gave them away. John is continuing that tradition. Photo: John Moore A ceramic dishpan, a lot of pecans, and a nutcracker made in Little Rock. When we saw those three things sitting in my dad’s lap, we...
Princeton City Council this week gave approval to sell bonds for public improvements in the Arcadia Farms subdivision and to proceed with a proposed business stimulus voucher program. The council met Monday morning, May 11, by tele-conference. Other business...
Following Gov. Greg Abbott’s announcement Tuesday, Princeton ISD has made the decision to alter graduation plans to hold a live ceremony at Jackie Hendricks Stadium on Saturday, June 6. The new plan replaces a recorded ceremony that was to air in drive-in movie...
Adults aged 55 or over can continue indulging their curiosity this summer. Collin College’s Seniors Active in Learning (SAIL) will have online courses available throughout June. The schedule will be available to view at collin.edu/sail/index.html on Monday, May 11 and...
Major U.S. businesses are adjusting operations, laying off employees or reducing hours in response to the coronavirus outbreak. It’s uncharted territory for the nation, and companies from large brands to small businesses, like everyone else, are operating without...
Losing a loved one is never easy. Whether the loss is recent or not, many people find the void created by a loved one’s passing never leaves them and celebrating holidays, especially Mother’s Day, can magnify feelings of loss. There’s really no right or wrong way to...
As a means to stimulate business during the COVID-19 economic slowdown, Princeton Economic Development Corporation approved a program to mail $25 gift vouchers to every household the city to be redeemed at Princeton businesses. The EDC approved the program at its...
Jakari Dillard is back where his prep football career started. The 2014 Princeton High graduate was recently hired to teach and coach at Clark Middle School, a sixth through eighth grade center. “I was excited and I’m happy to be coming back home. When I first...
Submissions are now in for the 38th Annual Congressional Art Competition featuring original artwork from high school students across Texas’ Third Congressional District. Following the closure of areas schools stemming from the coronavirus pandemic, this year’s...
