Collin County officials are continuing work on the Collin County Northeast Freeway Study, a long-range transportation project intended to improve mobility in a rapidly growing area of the county. The county has partnered with LJA Engineering Inc. to conduct...
Valentines for Veterans is now underway throughout Collin County. The week of February 14 is recognized as National Salute to Veteran Patients week and provides Americans the opportunity to honor and thank veterans across the country. Specifically, the program aims to...
A new park in Princeton will offer a variety of opportunities to residents. The Parkview Heights Park, located in the Parkview Heights subdivision on College Street, is open after a year of construction. “I’m delighted and pleased that the city was able to bring was...
Princeton girls basketball is clinging to the third spot in district at the close of the first round. They were locked in a three-way at 2-3 for third place in 10-5A with Lovejoy and McKinney North and 14-14 overall. As of Monday, Jan. 21 the Lady Panthers were 14-14...
Is it really the millennials who are leading the way when it comes to start up companies? “The truth is that older Americans are in the vanguard of America’s small businesses. A study conducted by the information services company, Experian, puts the average age of...
The search for a new chief for the Princeton Police Department has ended. The city hired Mark Moyle after a search that began in May 2018. Moyle, a former McKinney PD lieutenant, will take the helm of PPD beginning Feb. 4. He previously served as lieutenant in the...
The Princeton Independent School District has taken the next step toward providing safer school campuses by hiring a security director for the district. Brent Collins, who has more than 30 years of law enforcement experience, recently started at PISD as its director...
Panthers pounce on 10-5A opening win It was a successful start to the District 10-5A boys hoops season. Princeton rolled 62-46 over visiting Denison. “We got off to a slow start but picked up our defensive intensity in the second quarter holding them to four points,”...
The Princeton City Council has chosen a final logo. The Bois D’ Arc Tree of Growth will stand as the new logo for the city of Princeton. Eisenberg and Associates was hired last summer to complete a new logo design with city input and to help with marketing and...
