Princeton City Councilmember Ryan Gerfers has resigned from his Place 4 seat, citing health concerns that he said no longer allow him to serve at full capacity.In a letter dated Jan. 10 and addressed to Mayor Eugene Escobar Jr., Gerfers said it had been “an honor and...
Filings opened over the weekend for candidates seeking nominations in the March 3, 2020, political primary elections and will remain open for 26 more days. The first day to file for the primaries was Saturday, Nov. 9, and the final day for filings is Monday, Dec. 9....
The city of Princeton will hold a 5K Color Run/Walk Saturday, Nov. 16 at J.M. Caldwell Sr. Community Park. Check-in/registration is from 8 – 8:45 a.m. Register now and receive a t-shirt, sunglasses, drink, snack and a color pack (while supplies last). Register at...
Princeton volleyball made history in the 2019 season. Atop the list was qualifying for the playoffs for the first time in Class 5A. In Region II bi-district, No. 8 state ranked Frisco Liberty won 25-16, 25-5, 25-10 on Monday, Nov. 4. “We knew we had to play flawless...
Collin County commissioners will conduct a public hearing Monday, Nov. 18, to discuss the county's role as anchor to the Texas Health and Human Services Waiver 115 Medicaid program. The public hearing is during the 1:30 p.m. meeting of the commissioners' court at the...
The Princeton Fire Department will hold its annual Veterans Day celebration at the Veterans Park at 11 a.m. Nov. 11. The park is located on Woody Drive across from the police department.
Princeton is on its way to becoming a “scenic” Texas city and has received recognition from the Texas Municipal League for the efforts it has made as well as for near and long-term future efforts. Mayor John-Mark Caldwell returned from a Texas Municipal League meeting...
The city is orchestrating an Elves for Elders Gift Drive that will benefit Princeton Senior Citizens for the second year in a row. “Last year the library collected 100 large Christmas bags full of goodies,” Library Director Cathy Dunkel said. Gift collecting began...
It’s already time to begin adopting and shopping for this year’s Angel Tree Program as the local Lions Club is geared up to provide a special holiday for the less fortunate children and families in Princeton. “We have a number of students that might go without...
