Over twenty streets have been paved in Princeton with another eight on the schedule to be paved Wednesday. Mayor Kota Young states crews were able to successfully pave five streets, including Apache Drive and Calvert Street Tuesday.
Despite the coronavirus pandemic changing how the primary election would normally be held Caldwell County is still on track to have a fairly high voter turn out compared to past years. County Clerk Toni Watson says around
A Texas man has been arrested and charged in connection with the discovery of a dead body found in a plastic container on Kentucky Lake over the weekend.
Officials with the George Coon Public Library are reminding the community that while services are a bit limited right now due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic the library is still available to meet their needs.
Caldwell County Grand Jury returned an indictment Monday on various charges in connection to a two-vehicle accident in April.
Two Princeton residents are facing assault charges following an incident Monday morning.
The suspect wanted in connection to a death investigation in Fredonia is still at large and state law enforcement are continuing to ask the public for any information surrounding the case. Kentucky State Police Post 2 Public
A forty-day revival for men will start early next month as a way to call them back to God, their families, and the Church and will make a stop in Princeton.
As part of the phased reopening of recreation facilities following COVID-19 closures, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District announced Tuesday morning it will reopen Corps-managed day-use recreation areas and amenities within the Cumberland River Basin
With almost twenty streets paved so far Princeton is just under a quarter of the way done with a massive paving project that’s seeking to have 78 streets paved by the end of summer. Mayor Kota Young
