The Princeton City Council will conduct a public hearing and consider Ordinance No. 2026-05-11-02 of the City of Princeton amending Section 82-22 (d) "Height and Area regulations" to add a height increase within 1,000 feet of US 380 right of way to this Section of the...
Princeton residents will have another opportunity to draft and approve a home rule charter. Council held an executive session to discuss the formation of a new Home Rule Charter Commission during the Monday, Jan. 24 regular meeting. Councilmembers chose to nominate a...
Instead of going to a department store to purchase a dress unlikely to be worn again, students across North Texas can complete the perfect prom look for free. After a one year hiatus, St. Andrew United Methodist Church in Plano is reviving its annual prom closet....
Bus driver shortages are becoming the norm for school districts as COVID-19 and wage demands take their toll. Princeton ISD reopened last Wednesday, Jan. 26 after a brief closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic. During that time period, it had 10 bus drivers out with...
Residents of Princeton without power will be able to use City Hall as a warming center if necessary.The city will be setting up a warming shelter at City Hall, located at 123 W Princeton Drive, for residents who have lost power and need a warm place Friday Feb. 4. The...
Although this year’s winter weather has not been as bad as prior years, some of the impacts have been similar. Princeton schools, which were closed Thursday, Feb. 3 will be closed Friday, Feb. 4 as well because of inclement weather. All sports games scheduled for...
Cold weather is due this week, reminding many Texans of last year’s storm which caused power outages across the state, damage to many homes and the deaths of over 200 Texans. The National Weather Service issued a warning for North Texas as freezing rain and snow is...
Today is the last day to register to vote for the upcoming March 1 primary. To be eligible to vote in Texas an individual must be a U.S. citizen and a resident of the county where they submit the application. Voters must also be 17 years and 10 months old on the date...
Texas is now a safer place for dogs thanks to the Safe Outdoor Dogs Act, which went into effect Jan. 18 and bars pet owners from using a chain to tether a dog outside. The law, Senate Bill 5, was vetoed last summer by Gov. Greg Abbott but subsequently passed during...
