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Book ‘em

My grandfather was a blacksmith. To supply his shop with the metal, wood, and other materials he needed to operate, he attended auctions. Auctions that sold all types of items. Since his shop was located in Ashdown, Arkansas, that gave him close proximity to the...

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Panthers win district

Panthers win district

For most programs a jump in classifications can be tough to handle. The same can’t be said for Panther basketball. In just their second season in 5A, they’ve made the playoffs twice. Just last week Princeton put the finishing touches on the Dis­trict 10-5A title. “Any...

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‘Coffee with Your Congressman’ set for tomorrow

‘Coffee with Your Congressman’ set for tomorrow

Princeton's representative in the U.S. House will visit the area tomorrow. Van Taylor, a Republican from District 3, will stop by Country Burger in Murphy from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 20. He invites his constituents to drop by for a chat or to ask questions....

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Presidential primary early voting starts next week

Presidential primary early voting starts next week

Early voting for the March 3 presidential primary elections starts Tuesday, Feb. 18, and runs for 10 days through Feb. 28. The elections are split into Democratic and Republican primaries to decide the candi­dates for office in the Novem­ber general election. Races on...

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Citizen of the Year

Citizen of the Year

Thirteen years ago, Princ­eton ISD transportation co­ordinator Ric Wayman saw a need in the community and did something about it. Satur­day night his efforts were rec­ognized when he was named the Chamber of Commerce “Citizen of the Year.” Because of Wayman and his...

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Landscaping plan approved for new municipal complex

Landscaping plan approved for new municipal complex

Princeton City Council this week approved an enhanced landscaping plan for the new Municipal Complex and ap­pointed members to a couple of committees, but delayed action of extending library hours and approving additional turn lanes from Monte Carlo Blvd. and...

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PISD board starting superintendent search

PISD board starting superintendent search

Princeton Independent School District last week ham­mered out the details for con­ducting a search to hire a new superintendent to replace long­time school chief Phil Anthony who is retiring in December. The board met in a called meeting Wednesday, Feb. 5, with the...

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Know open government rights by remembering these basics

Know open government rights by remembering these basics

Whatever our political views, certainly we can agree we have the right to know how government is conducting business. How are taxpayer dollars spent? Who is influencing decisions? Access to information allows us to speak up and hold public officials accountable, while...

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Stories of the heart

Stories of the heart

Two women survive life-saving surgeries Franchesker Scott was a varsity cheerleader enjoying life years ago when suddenly she began to have fainting episodes. Initially, physicians told her she was having panic attacks but then she started having the episodes more...

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