Princeton’s Olivia Hernandez (25) passes the ball during a Jan. 6 road match against McKinney North at McKinney ISD Stadium. Photo by Jerry Winfrey / C&S Media By David Wolman [email protected] After struggling to a 0-17 record and scoring just one goal last...
While the city of Princeton can’t predict the future, they want a clear vision for the future. In July, city officials teamed with community planning and design company Kimley-Horn to develop a vision for the future of downtown Princeton. For the full story,...
Gov. Greg Abbott on Sept. 12 released the Texas Safety Action Report, a document that details what Texas and Texans are doing to prevent mass shootings. The report elaborates on executive orders Abbott issued a week earlier to coordinate state and local expertise and...
Hawks soar away with non-district victory RED OAK – Princeton football’s hunt for revenge against Red Oak will have to wait for another season. The Hawks (2-0) rolled to a 77-48 win over the Panthers on Friday, Sept. 6 at Billy Goodloe Stadium. For the full story see...
The first of four defendants charged in the September 2017 murder of Princeton resident Kellie Underwood, 46, was found guilty of capital murder by a Collin County jury last week and sentenced to life in prison without parole. Jurors returned the verdict Tuesday,...
The start of the 2019 football season is around the corner. Princeton opens their season on Friday, Aug. 30. By David Jenkins • Sports Editor • [email protected] For the full story see the Aug. 29 edition or subscribe online.
The Collin County Sheriff’s Office has released the Princeton Police Department and Princeton Police Department blotter for Aug. 16-22. Calls for security watches, citizen contacts, building checks, school resource officer checks, audible alarms, road hazards, parking...
A lot of trash talking took place at city council recently, but in a good way as CWD and local officials work together to resolve waste disposal issues. At the Monday, Aug. 26 city council meeting CWD representative Jason Rohmer was on hand to discuss issues that the...
Place 2 in Princeton’s city council race has drawn the interest of three hopeful candidates, none of which are the incumbent. City Councilmember Rich Hooper, who has decided not to seek re-election, currently holds the place. By Wyndi Veigel • News Editor •...
