President/CEO
Welcome to our community!
Whether you’re settling into Princeton or Lowry Crossing, we’re so glad you’re here. Both cities are growing rapidly, and we couldn’t be more excited about the opportunities this brings.
Princeton, the third fastest-growing city in the nation, stands out as a wonderful place to live. Lowry Crossing complements this growth with its small-town charm and strong sense of community. Together, our cities are thriving. While rapid growth comes with challenges, it also brings fresh opportunities, new businesses, and more neighbors to connect with.
Together, we can continue building a place where businesses, families, and individuals thrive.
At the Princeton-Lowry Crossing Chamber of Commerce, we proudly support this growth by fostering collaboration among businesses and strengthening ties within our community. Be sure to check the directory at the back of this magazine, where you’ll find Chamber members offering services, resources, and expertise right here in your neighborhood.
Our school system is leading the way by meeting the challenges of growth with innovation and foresight. Striving to stay ahead of demand with new facilities and implementing creative ways to attract and retain talented teachers, we are committed to providing our children with excellent educational opportunities.
We also know that life is about more than just work and school. That’s why we’re dedicated to creating spaces where families and neighbors can come together. Developing parks, expanding trails, and hosting community events all play a key role in making our cities great places to live, relax, and enjoy life.
On behalf of the Princeton-Lowry Crossing Chamber of Commerce, welcome! This is an exciting time for our community, and we’re delighted to have you join us. Together, we can continue building a place where businesses, families, and individuals thrive.
We’re so glad you’re here!
Beth Willhite President, Princeton-Lowry Crossing Chamber of Commerce
Beth@PLCTXChamber com
123 W. Princeton Dr., Ste. 200
P.O. Box 722
Princeton, TX 75407 (972) 736-6462
2024 Board of Directors
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Mindy Norman Agency
Princeton, TX 75407 (972) 736-6462
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Matthew Knies Treasurer Peoples Bank
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Princeton, TX 75407 (972) 736-6462
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Mrs. Beth Willhite
Community Events
2024 Board of Directors
Mrs. Beth Willhite
Mrs. June Petitt 1845 Distilling Company
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President/CEO
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Mindy Norman Chair
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Mrs. Beth Willhite
Dr. Reily Renfroe Origin Chiropractic
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Mr. Fernando Leal-Calandra LEAL-CALANDRA LEGAL
2024 Board of Directors
2024 Board of Directors
Mindy Norman Agency
Matthew Knies Treasurer Peoples Bank
The Princeton-Lowry Crossing Chamber of Commerce is at the heart of our vibrant community, bringing residents and businesses together through an exciting array of community events. With a commitment to fostering local connections and promoting economic growth, the Chamber consistently hosts a diverse range of events that cater to the interests and needs of our community. From annual events to informative workshops and networking opportunities for local businesses, the Chamber’s events are designed to strengthen the bonds that tie our community members together. Princeton-Lowry Crossing Chamber of Commerce’s community events are an integral part of our town’s social fabric, creating a sense of unity and pride among our residents.
Mindy Norman Chair
Mindy Norman Chair
2025 Board of Directors
2024 Board of Directors
Chamber Hosted Events
Other Organization Events
Mindy Norman Agency
Mindy Norman Agency
Matthew Knies Treasurer Peoples Bank
Donald McIntyre Superintendent, PISD
Mindy Norman Chair
• Monthly Networking Luncheon
• Monthly Business & Breakfast
• Onion Festival
• Fishin’ Frenzy
• Quarterly Business After Hours
• Freedom & Fireworks
• Annual Banquet & Casino Night
• Pumpkin BooLooza
Matthew Knies Treasurer Peoples Bank
Matthew Knies Treasurer Peoples Bank
Mindy Norman Agency
Donald McIntyre Superintendent, PISD
Mrs. June Petitt 1845 Distilling Company
• Annual Back To School Bash
• Annual Golf Tournament
• North Pole Christmas
Dr. Reily Renfroe Origin Chiropractic
Matthew Knies Treasurer Peoples Bank
Mrs. June Petitt 1845 Distilling Company
Donald McIntyre Superintendent, PISD
Donald McIntyre Superintendent, PISD
Mrs. June Petitt 1845 Distilling Company
Mr Fernando Leal-Calandra LEAL-CALANDRA LEGAL
Donald McIntyre Superintendent, PISD
Dr Reily Renfroe Origin Chiropractic
Mrs. June Petitt 1845 Distilling Company
Dr. Reily Renfroe Origin Chiropractic
Mrs. June Petitt 1845 Distilling Company
Mr. Fernando Leal-Calandra LEAL-CALANDRA LEGAL
Dr. Reily Renfroe Origin Chiropractic
Mr. Fernando Leal-Calandra LEAL-CALANDRA LEGAL
Mr. Fernando Leal-Calandra LEAL-CALANDRA LEGAL
Dr. Reily Renfroe Origin Chiropractic
Mr. Fernando Leal-Calandra LEAL-CALANDRA LEGAL
Parks & Trails
Parks and trails provide beautiful spaces for outdoor activities, exercise, and relaxation, fostering a strong connection with nature.
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Hwy 380 Past, Present, Future
Hwy 380 has evolved over time, shaping the area’s past, present, and future. 22
Princeton ISD
Princeton ISD is committed to providing quality education for all students. 30
AI & Business
AI is transforming business operations, improving efficiency and innovation.
Lake Lavon
Recreational activities and scenic views for visitors.
Community Stats
Demographics shaping local development.
PRINCETON, TX
Welcome to Princeton—a city where opportunity meets possibility, and where every new face adds to the fabric of our growing community. Whether you’re here to plant roots, start a business, or explore new opportunities, you’ll find Princeton to be a city full of potential and promise.
As one of the fastest-growing cities in our region, Princeton is on the path to becoming a place where innovation and community come together to build something extraordinary. While we recognize there’s still work to be done, our shared vision for the future includes thriving businesses, family-friendly spaces, and infrastructure that meets the needs of our residents. We are a city driven by hard work, unity, and the belief that progress is built together.
My commitment as mayor is to ensure we grow responsibly, transparently, and with your voice at the forefront.
Welcome to Princeton—a place of promise, where together, we’ll shape the future.
EUGENE ESCOBAR JR. Mayor of Princeton, Texas
PARKS & TRAILS
Principal Partners
Your unwavering commitment to the Chamber represents a legacy of excellence. With your support, we ignite innovation, drive economic prosperity, and set the benchmark for leadership in our community. Your investment today paves the way for a thriving Princeton-Lowry Crossing for generations to come.
Welcome to the Lowry Crossing Economic Development Corporation. The Lowry Crossing EDC is comprised of dedicated individuals working together to promote business development and community pride.
The mission of the Lowry Crossing EDC is to promote and create purposeful economic growth and enhance community development.
While our city may be small, we are positioned to allow maximum return on your investment in our community. The commercial zoning area along US Hwy 380 is heavily traveled throughout the day. This corridor between McKinney and Greenville sees over 25,000 daily in roadway travel.
Individual commuters make up a large portion of the traffic along the commercial area. These are consumers who need gas, groceries, dry cleaning, meals, services and more.
Our proximity to McKinney and Princeton also adds appeal to the number of nearby patrons.
LOWRY CROSSING, WELCOME.
Lowry Crossing, located deep in the heart of Collin County, offers a country charm that is a respite from the typical urban sprawl of North Texas. We take pride with our rural attitude, our minimal city services and our minimal city taxes. Lowry Crossing maintains the lowest property tax rate in Collin County and one of the lowest in the State of Texas.
We welcome new residents and new businesses. We support those businesses that support our community. Likewise, we encourage all businesses, new and old, to support the city and our residents by annexing into the city and contributing sales tax to our community.
We believe that we can maintain our country charm while building a thriving business community. We encourage all residents to participate in city affairs and to support the local volunteer fire department. We encourage all businesses to contribute to the community and to be active participants in the Princeton-Lowry Crossing Chamber of Commerce.
On behalf of our City Council, City Administrator, City Secretary and the residents of Lowry Crossing, welcome to Lowry Crossing.
Kindest regards,
BOB PETITT Mayor
From the Mayor
Princeton’s Hub for Innovation & Community Collaboration. The Business Center
The Business Center: Entrepreneurship. Education. Connections.
Nestled in the vibrant community of Princeton, Texas, The Business Center has rapidly become a cornerstone of local entrepreneurship and collaboration. Since its inception, The Business Center has grown from an ambitious idea into a bustling hub for businesses and professionals.
The Business Center is now home to an array of diverse and thriving businesses. Among the tenants are:
LEAL-CALANDRA LEGAL, PLLC: A local law firm providing expert legal services with a focus on community needs. This results driven, full-service plaintiffs’ litigation firm specializes in consumer protection, personal injury, and business litigation.
Princeton Health Collective: A comprehensive healthcare provider offering a range of services to ensure the well-being of Princeton residents.
Marble Falls Insurance Agency: A trusted source for comprehensive commercial insurance solutions.
Totally Twisted Balloon Artistry: A unique business bringing creativity and joy to events through customized balloon art.
The Cottle Agency: Providing personalized insurance solutions with a community-focused approach, prioritizing people over policies—ensuring reliable coverage and excellent service for homeowners, drivers, and businesses in Princeton and beyond.
Princeton-Lowry Crossing Chamber of Commerce: The driving force behind The Business Center and a key player in fostering local economic development.
A Canvas for Community Art
In addition to housing these innovative businesses, The Business Center is also a canvas for local artistic talent. The walls of the center are adorned with Texas-themed art created by talented students from Princeton Independent School District. These artworks add a vibrant and cultural touch to the space, making it not just a business center, but a true community gathering place.
The featured pieces include: “Southern Fields” by Gabriella Rivera and Bentleigh Rees. “Dawn of the Ox” by Maria Perez and Rebeca Agala. “Spindle Top Oil Gusher” by Jack Manlove.
Each year, these artworks will be auctioned off, with the proceeds benefiting the Princeton ISD art department. This initiative not only showcases the incredible talent of local students but also supports the ongoing development of the arts in the community. Keep an eye on our social media platforms for updates on this year’s art pieces and auction details.
Open for Business
The Business Center remains open as a workspace for professionals seeking a quiet place to work during the day. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, freelancer, or just someone in need of a productive environment, The Business Center is here to support you. We are open Monday through Thursday from 8 AM to 4 PM and Friday from 8 AM to 12 Noon.
For those needing a more private setting, the boardroom is available for rent. Equipped with a 60” TV screen for presentations and a whiteboard for brainstorming sessions, it’s the perfect space for intimate meetings, HOA gatherings, or business events.
Contact Us
If you’re interested in utilizing our workspace or renting the boardroom for your next meeting or event, we’d love to hear from you. You can reach us at
972-736-6462 or visit us at
123 W. Princeton Dr., Princeton, Texas 75407
“Dawn of the Ox” by Maria Perez and Rebeca Agala.
“Southern Fields” by Gabriella Rivera and Bentleigh Rees.
“Spindle Top Oil Gusher” by Jack Manlove.
Executive Partners
At the forefront of our Chamber’s vision, you play a pivotal role in shaping the future of Princeton-Lowry Crossing. As an Executive Partner, you sit alongside influential leaders, guiding the direction of our community and the Chamber itself. Your partnership empowers us to reach new heights of success and prosperity.
Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – McKinney is a full-service, fully-accredited not-for-profit hospital serving residents in McKinney and the surrounding communities. Baylor Scott & White – McKinney is focused on being the best place to give and receive safe, quality, compassionate healthcare. The 192-bed hospital offers advanced medical services for women’s services, neonatal intensive care, orthopedics, heart and vascular, neurosciences, stroke, diagnostic imaging, intensive and emergency care.
(469) 764-1000 | www.bswhealth.com/locations/mckinney-hospital
The Cinnamon Barn is built from the ground up with you in mind. It sits on 9+ acres, offers a reception hall, multiple suites, and all the amenities you’ve imagined for your wedding day, corporate retreats, graduation, birthday or anniversary party. Located just east of McKinney, Texas and minutes from Lake Lavon you will find the property and the rolling landscape tactfully appointed to cater to your needs.
214-336-2196 | TheCinnamonBarn.com
Community Waste Disposal (CWD) is the largest privately owned waste management company in the DFW metroplex. We got that way by providing first class service and equipment for our customers. From the very start in 1984, we’ve worked hard to develop a reputation for reliable, on-time service, while offering one of the widest selections of hauling schedules, equipment and recycling programs in the industry. We do whatever it takes to meet your needs.
972-392-9300 | CommunityWasteDisposal.com
Whether you need room to remodel your home, extra space during a move, or just want to clear up clutter, Flagpole Storage is here to help. With self-storage units constructed in 2023, you’re not going to find better storage options anywhere around. Are you ready to have your business noticed? Outdoor ads can dramatically increase your business and build brand recognition with potential customers. Our digital advertising display screen is big, bold, bright, and clear, presenting an advertising opportunity that literally can’t be missed! We are located on the heavily traveled HWY 380 in Lowry Crossing/Princeton, TX beside Hwy 380 Pawn Shop.
972-736-6126 | flagpoleads@gmail.com
Peoples Bank is an independent community bank committed to meeting the needs of our customers. We bring you the best in full service banking backed by local ownership, friendly staff, advanced technology and a strong sense of community pride. Our philosophy is embedded in the belief that long-term relationships are more important than short-term ambitions. Please come in today and see what a difference it makes to work with “People That You Know”.
972-734-2424 | PeoplesBankTexas.com
The Community Development Corporation’s purpose is to promote projects to enhance the community and the citizens of Princeton. The Community Development Corporation (CDC) was incorporated on July 3, 1997. The CDC is a Texas 4B sales tax corporation that is governed by a seven-member board appointed by and serving at the pleasure of the City Council. Funding for the CDC occurs by the City transferring ¼ sales tax revenues collected by the City of Princeton.
972-736-2416 | PrincetonTX.gov
Comprised of seven Board Members and receives funds from a half-cent sales tax collected for economic development. The purposes for which the Corporation is organized and may issue or incur bonds or other obligations on behalf of the City include the promotion, development, and expansion of commercial, industrial, manufacturing, and business enterprises to create jobs and also to promote and encourage employment and public welfare. The corporation owns a 108 acre Business Park zoned for industrial and business use, offering a prime location for business.
972-736-2416 | PrincetonTX.gov
In the heart of Princeton, Texas, a transformation is taking place that promises to ignite entrepreneurship, foster connections, and empower individuals in pursuit of their professional dreams. The Business Center, a dynamic space operated by the Princeton-Lowry Crossing Chamber Foundation, Inc., has emerged as a beacon of innovation and collaboration, serving as a vital hub for startups, business professionals, and community members alike.
972-736-6462 | TheBusinessCenterPrinceton.com
HWY380 PAST, PRESENT, & FUTURE.
The Creation of Hwy 380
Hwy 380 was established in the early 20th century as part of the U.S. highway system, initially designed to connect rural areas to larger cities and provide farmers with routes to transport their goods to market. In its early years, the road primarily served agricultural and industrial purposes, with Princeton and surrounding towns relying on Hwy 380 as a key route for trade and movement of goods.
Economic Impact and Development
As the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex expanded over the years, Princeton transformed from a primarily agricultural community into a growing suburban area. With this growth came an increased reliance on Hwy 380 for commuter traffic and commercial transportation. Over time, the highway became essential for not only local businesses but also for Princeton residents who traveled to McKinney, Frisco, and Plano for work.
Highway 380, also known as U.S. Route 380, is more than just a road through Princeton, Texas; it’s a vital artery that connects cities, supports economic growth, and facilitates transportation. As the region experiences rapid expansion, Hwy 380 has evolved to meet the demands of the community and beyond.
Current Challenges: Growth & Traffic
Today, Princeton is one of the fastest-growing cities in Collin County, and with this growth, the demands on Hwy 380 have increased dramatically. What was once a rural route is now a congested highway that struggles to keep up with the daily flow of cars, trucks, and commercial vehicles. Commuters frequently face delays, and the need for expansion and improvement has become a top priority for city planners and residents alike.
The rapid development of new residential neighborhoods, businesses, and retail centers along the Hwy 380 corridor
has exacerbated traffic congestion. As more people move to Princeton, the highway is no longer just a throughway for local traffic; it’s also a major route for regional commuters. This explosive growth has created a pressing need for infrastructure improvements.
Plans for Expansion and Growth
In response to these challenges, several plans have been proposed to expand Hwy 380 and accommodate the city’s growth. The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) has been working closely with local officials to develop solutions that will ease congestion and improve the flow of traffic. The
plans focus on widening the highway, improving intersections, and adding more lanes in areas that experience the heaviest traffic.
One of the most ambitious proposals is the transformation of Hwy 380 into a freeway, eliminating traffic lights and providing overpasses to smooth the flow of vehicles through Princeton and other cities along the route. This change would not only reduce congestion but also improve safety by decreasing the number of high-traffic intersections.
Patient Reported Improvements
Pediatrics:
Colic + Fussiness, Ear Infections, Allergies, Immune Function, Digestion, Sleep, ADHD, Behavior Issues, Mood, Growth + Development, Competitive Advantage
Prenatal:
Comfort, Sleep, Energy, Indigestion, Less Interventions, Pelvic Floor Support, Shorter Labor Times, Optimal Fetal Position
Adults:
Headaches, Aches + Pains, Sleep, Energy, Focus, Allergies, Adaptability, Digestion, Immune Function
BRADY COTTLE
“Since joining the Princeton-Lowry Crossing Chamber of Commerce in May, I’ve been deeply impressed by the quality, vibrancy, and diversity of the businesses involved. The friendly collaboration among members, representing various industries, has fostered a space where we all thrive. This dynamic network not only encourages the free exchange of networking leads but also genuine support for each other’s growth. I’m grateful to be part of this incredible community and encourage anyone looking to grow their business to join us!”
Brady Cottle Agency Owner 460-366-0922
PRINCETON PATHWAY TO SUCCESS
WDistrict provides programs to get students involved in meaningful activities that lead to future success
ith a mission to inspire and enable each student to achieve their full potential,Princeton ISD has placed an emphasis on getting students involved, whether it’s academics, sports, extracurriculars or clubs.
With more than 1,000 enrolling annually, it’s becoming more and more important to use this philosophy to seek ways to ensure every student has an opportunity to find their place.
“Princeton ISD prides itself in creating pathways for students to be successful,” Superintendent Donald McIntyre said. “We want our kids to find their passion, so the more opportunities they have, the more likely it is that they will find what interests them.
PISD takes the same approach from kindergarten to 12th-graders that has led to the development of two key programs, which have notably become a valuable resource for the district’s high schoolers.
For more than eight years, Princeton ISD has worked alongside Collin College to assist students in obtaining a post-secondary education. Through the partnership, Princeton graduates can leave high school with an associate’s degree.
“This is a wonderful opportunity to help our students get a jump start on their college education,” Mr. McIntyre said.
The dual credit classes for Princeton students are fully funded by PISD, up to an associate’s degree.
“PHS graduates have the ability to enter college nearly two years ahead, which saves them thousands of dollars,” Mr. McIntyre said. “We are extremely proud of the College Jump Start program and what it offers our students.”
Aside from the dual credit opportunity, the district continues to bolster its Career and Technical Education program, which has gained the attention of educators across the state.
Princeton ISD’s renowned CTE program boasts nearly 20 career options where students can receive valuable hands-on training and certifications that lead to further education or apprenticeships or straight to the job market.
“Our CATE program offers courses designed to enhance student opportunities for post-secondary education or training in high-demand, high-growth and high-wage careers,” CATE Director Brett Hackman said. “Nearly 1,800 students have earned industry-based certifications.”
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This is a wonderful opportunity to help our students get a JUMP START on their college education.”
MR. DONALD McINTYRE
Princeton ISD Superintendent
Courses are offered in numerous fields, including agriculture technology, animal science, auto tech, audio/video, commercial photography, computer tech, construction trades, cosmetology, culinary arts, EMT, engineering, entrepreneurship, family and community services, HVAC, nursing, physical rehab, plant science, teaching and training and welding.
Some of the opportunities for CTE students include:
-Participation in state and national competitions
-Professional internships
-Presentations by industry leaders
-On-site training
More than 45,000 square feet of educational space is dedicated to the enhancement of the CATE program.
“Students have access to state-of-the-art facilities and equipment to simulate a professional workplace,” Mr. Hackman said.
With the addition of Anthony High School planned to open for the 2029-2030 school year, the district will have the opportunity to design instructional space for new programs of study while offering the prerequisite courses now on existing campuses.
With this in mind, the district is currently researching the best opportunities for Princeton ISD students, as well as which are most needed in the community, including the fields of robotics, cybersecurity, computer networks, law enforcement, hospitality, imaging, fashion design, auto body, fire science and food science.
In addition to a varied curriculum designed to offer something for everyone, PISD makes sure the learning environment is conducive to a quality education.
With voter approval of a bond package in May 2023, a total of eight additional campuses are scheduled to open over the next eight years. These facilities will provide space for the district to house the projected enrollment of 18,199 students by 2032.
GET INTO LEARNING Bilingual teacher Eduardo Vargas works with his students during a class warmup activity at Mayfield Elementary School.
“Our student population is expected to more than double in the next eight years,” Mr. McIntyre said.
According to Mr. McIntyre, demographers projected Princeton ISD to have 9,529 students by Fall of 2024, but actual enrollment exceeded that number by 330.
“We have four grade levels right now reporting over 700 students,” Mr. McIntyre after school opened for the 2024-2025 school year. “We believe 1st grade will hit 800 students this year, and kindergarten, 2nd and 3rd grades will be close behind. Sometime in the fall of 2024, we fully anticipate every grade level 9th and below to have over 700 students.”
Fortunately, three building projects funded with the 2018 bond package were completed this year with the opening of two campuses and the addition of a new academic wing on a third.
Marcella Green Elementary opened in the White Wing Trails development near Monte Carlo and Longneck Road as the district’s seventh elementary school. In addition, Janice James Elementary School opened next door to Mattei Middle School on County Road 728 near FM 546 and County Road 392.
To provide relief at the high school level, Lovelady High School expanded to allow the campus to transition to a 9thand 10th-grade center, which leaves only 11th- and 12th-graders at PHS.
“We are always thankful to the community for their support,” Mr. McIntyre said. “With the passage of another bond package in 2023, the district can continue to build quality facilities to meet the needs of our growing student population.”
PISD has four building projects underway in some phase of the construction process, including the first three schools from the 2023 bond proposal.
The district’s second early childhood center will open in 2025 and is located on County Road 392 on the same property with Mattei Middle School and James Elementary. It will house pre-K students and the district’s second day care.
For the 2026-2027 school year, the district’s fourth middle school and elementary school No. 9 will open. These two campuses, Tom Banschbach Middle School and Joyce Carrell Elementary, are being built on adjacent properties located along the future extension of Cypress Bend Parkway situated in the area west of Beauchamp Boulevard, north of Myrick Lane and east of Simpson Road.
Two additional facilities, one to accommodate administration and the other for warehouse space and offices for auxiliary services, will be located on land across Mabel Avenue that is in close proximity to the current administration building, as well as the bus barn. It is estimated the project
will be complete in time for move-in prior to the 2025-2026 school year.
School facilities are just one facet to help PISD maintain quality education for its students.
“Princeton ISD works to be extremely child-centered,” McIntyre said. “District goals are developed with our students as the No. 1 priority.”
The primary goals include:
• Providing child-centered campuses that encourage all students to experience success.
• Ensuring full continuum of services for all student programs.
• Recruiting, challenging, developing and retaining qualified and productive staff who model an atmosphere of excellence..
• Fostering community involvement.
• Providing for the growth and ever-changing demographics of Princeton ISD.
Students have ACCESS to state-ofthe-art facilities and equipment.” MR. BRETT HACKMAN
Princeton ISD CATE Director
“As a district, we are always striving to improve,” Mr. McIntyre said. “We are never satisfied with where we are. We continually want more for our students.”
FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS
Students in the percussion section of the marching band perform at the game and spend every Saturday in the fall at a marching competition.
PRINCETON SCHOOLS ROCK
Kindergarten students at Lowe Elementary celebrated innovative education during a “Rock Our School” initiative.
REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCE
Students learn about culinary arts and earn industry certifications as part of the Career and Technical Education program. For the 2024-2025 school year, the lab at PHS was completely renovated and Lovelady expanded with the addition of a commercial kitchen in the new wing.
VISIT CAMPUSES PISD
Community Partners
At Accurate Leak Locators & Plumbing we take pride in offering exceptional residential and commercial plumbing services. We provide high quality, professional customer service done right the first time. With the latest equipment and technology available from detecting a leak, replacing a water heater, to clearing/camera sewer lines, our trained technicians at Accurate Leak Locators & Plumbing will take care of all your plumbing needs. Available 24/7 for all emergencies.
469 815-8353 | www.allplumbing-texas.com
dabowpay is a merchant services company offering mobile pay, e-commerce, and in-person payment solutions. Fair pricing and fully transparent practices are what you will find here. We serve medium and large banking and corporate businesses as well as small to medium businesses in the automotive, medical, and gaming entertainment industries.
972-542-1297 | www.sherri@dabowpay.com
International Capital, LLC is a Dallas, Texas-based boutique real estate advisory firm that sources, acquires and manages a diverse real estate portfolio in the U.S. For more than 40 years, International Capital has successfully represented hundreds of clients investing in our portfolio that includes multifamily, retail, office and land development.
469-687-2501 | www.international-capital.com
Community Partners are dedicated to fostering the overall well-being and prosperity of Princeton and its surrounding areas. Their involvement ensures that the Chamber remains responsive to community needs, providing a bridge between local organizations and businesses to create a more inclusive and thriving environment for all residents.
Crows Heat And Air is Princeton’s expert heating and cooling company. We offer furnace and air conditioning services in and around Princeton. Please, feel free to contact us for more information on our services, products, and company.Crows Heat And Air is based in Princeton, TX, and serves residential and commercial customers throughout Collin County and Jasper County and the surrounding areas. Contact us today for your
972-734-9029 | www.crowsheatandair.com
Independent Financial started 35 years ago in Farmersville - a small town north of Dallas - and have grown to over 90 financial centers across Texas and Colorado. As one of the strongest and most respected banks in the region, community and company culture are at the forefront of everything we do – from serving our customers to caring for our neighbors in need.
972-734-6000 | www.independent-bank.com
Proudly Serving Authentic Mexican Food Since 2007
If you’re craving delicious Mexican food, then visit Las Rocas Mexican Cocina for a great evening out with friends or family. We are a local, proudly family-owned restaurant that serves our community fresh and authentic Mexican food made with love. Visit us today!
972-736-6545 | https://www.lasrocasmexicancuisine.com
LEAL-CALANDRA LEGAL is a DFW-based litigation firm serving Collin, Dallas, and Tarrant counties. Our areas of practice include personal injury, family-based immigration, removal proceedings defense, and criminal defense. We specialize in helping victims injured in car accidents, big truck wrecks, slip and falls, products liability, dog bites, consumer protection rights and more.
214-764-6424 | www.lealcalandralegal.com
Here at Stellar Pest and Wildlife we pride ourselves on providing expert, Dallas pest control and pest control services across Texas. Backed by over 13 years of award winning service, we provide dependable Dallas pest control and prevention for both residential homes and commercial businesses. Whether you sus-
214-775-9967 | www.stellarpest.com
Twisted Transistor LLC is a Princeton, TX based electronic manufacturer that specializes in the assembly of computer hardware that produces & broadcasts Live Streaming Media on various platforms including You tube, Facebook, Twitch, TikTok & website embed. Founded in 2020, during Covid-19, Twisted Transistor LLC filled the endless demand for live streaming hardware to broadcast Church services across the world.
214-326-0733 | www.twisted-transistor.com
Longhorn Retirement is home to the Golden Parachute Retirement Strat- egy to Bear Proof and tactically grow retirement assets, while building future life time income and guarding legacy assets.
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469-777-8918 | www.longhornretirement.com
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HOW A I CAN BENEFIT YOUR BUSINESS.
Enhancing Operational Efficiency
AI’s ability to process vast amounts of data and perform repetitive tasks with precision makes it a powerful tool for improving operational efficiency. AI-powered automation can handle routine tasks like data entry, inventory management, and scheduling, freeing up employees to focus on more strategic activities. By reducing the time spent on mundane tasks, businesses can increase productivity and reduce operational costs.
For example, AI-driven systems can optimize supply chains by predicting demand, managing inventory levels, and automating order processing. This not only reduces the risk of stockouts or overstocking but also ensures that resources are allocated more effectively. Additionally, AI can enhance quality control by detecting defects in products faster and more accurately than human inspectors, leading to fewer errors and higher-quality outputs.
From streamlining operations to enhancing customer experiences, AI offers a myriad of opportunities for businesses to thrive. Here’s how AI can benefit your business and propel it toward success.
Improving Customer Experiences
One of the most impactful ways AI can benefit businesses is by enhancing customer experiences. AI-powered chatbots and virtual assistants can provide instant, personalized support to customers 24/7, improving satisfaction and loyalty. These AI-driven tools can handle common queries, assist with online shopping, and even process transactions, offering a seamless customer experience without the need for human intervention.
AI also enables businesses to gain deeper insights into customer behavior. By analyzing data from various touchpoints—such as social media, website interactions, and purchase history—AI can identify patterns and preferences that help businesses tailor their marketing strategies. This personalized approach not only boosts customer engagement but also drives sales by offering products and services that resonate with individual customers.
Driving Innovation
Innovation is the lifeblood of any successful business, and AI is a catalyst for driving it forward. AI can analyze market trends, predict future developments, and identify new opportunities, helping businesses stay ahead of the curve. For instance, AI-powered analytics can forecast customer demand for new products, enabling businesses to innovate with confidence.
AI also plays a crucial role in research and development (R&D). By processing and analyzing large datasets, AI can accelerate the discovery of new materials, drugs, or technologies. This not only speeds up the R&D process but also reduces costs, making innovation more accessible to businesses of all sizes.
Strengthening Security
As cyber threats become increasingly sophisticated, AI is playing a vital role
in strengthening business security. AI-powered cybersecurity tools can detect and respond to threats faster than traditional methods, reducing the risk of data breaches and cyberattacks. By analyzing patterns in network traffic, AI can identify potential threats in real-time and take action to mitigate them before they cause harm.
Additionally, AI can help businesses comply with data protection regulations by monitoring and managing data access. This not only protects sensitive information but also builds trust with customers, who are increasingly concerned about how their data is handled.
AI is more than just a buzzword; it’s a powerful tool that can transform your business in numerous ways. From enhancing efficiency and customer experiences to driving innovation and improving decision-making, AI offers benefits that can propel your business toward success.
Influence Partners
With a focus on mutual growth, Influence Partners help expand the Chamber’s network and offer opportunities for local businesses to connect, collaborate, and thrive in the competitive marketplace.
LAKE LAVON
A Jewel in Princeton’s Backyard
Nestled in the heart of Collin County, Texas, Lake Lavon has been an essential part of Princeton’s landscape since its creation in the mid-20th century. Both a recreational haven and a critical water resource, this man-made lake has shaped the region’s development, offering Princeton residents a wide range of activities while contributing to the area’s natural beauty.
HISTORY AND PURPOSE OF LAKE LAVON
Lake Lavon was created in 1953 as part of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ efforts to address flood control, water conservation, and recreation in North Texas. Initially, the primary purpose of the lake was to manage the flood-prone East Fork of the Trinity River and provide a reliable water source to the growing urban areas nearby. Over time, its uses expanded, and today it serves as one of the key water supply reservoirs for the North Texas Municipal Water District, providing drinking water to millions in the region.
The decision to build Lake Lavon was influenced by the post-World War II population growth in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. It soon became evident that both flood management and water conservation would be necessary to support this rapid expansion. What started as a practical necessity has evolved into one of the most beloved recreation spots in the region.
ACTIVITIES ON THE LAKE
Fishing: Lake Lavon is stocked with an array of fish, including largemouth bass, crappie, catfish, and white bass. Local fishing enthusiasts flock to the lake throughout the year, with the spring and fall months offering some of the best fishing conditions.
Boating and Jet Skiing: Boaters and jet ski owners take full advantage of the lake’s vast expanse. Whether you’re cruising leisurely or racing through the open waters, Lake Lavon is perfect for those who love the wind in their hair and the spray of water on a sunny day.
Camping: Numerous camping areas surround the lake, offering a chance to enjoy the great outdoors overnight. Campers can set up tents or bring their RVs to the various designated areas, most of which provide excellent views of the lake.
Swimming: Designated swimming areas make it easy for families to enjoy a day of fun in the sun. The sandy shores and clear, shallow waters provide a safe environment for swimmers of all ages.
Hiking and Biking: The parks around Lake Lavon feature trails that wind through woodlands, providing great opportunities for hikers and bikers to explore the natural beauty of the region.
SIZE AND SCOPE
PRINCETON’S PARKS ON LAKE LAVON
Princeton is fortunate to have several parks that provide direct access to Lake Lavon, making it easy for residents to enjoy the beauty of the lake without having to travel far. Among the most notable are:
Tickey Creek Park: Located just south of Princeton, Tickey Creek Park is one of the most popular spots for outdoor enthusiasts. The park offers boat ramps, picnic areas, and camping facilities, making it a prime destination for weekend getaways or day trips. Fishing piers and beaches make it an ideal spot for both anglers and families looking to relax by the water.
Clear Lake Park: Although smaller than some of the other parks around the lake, Clear Lake Park offers scenic views and a quiet atmosphere. It’s a great place for picnicking, hiking, and enjoying the serenity of the lake without the crowds.
Sister Grove Park: Located near the northern shores of Lake Lavon, Sister Grove Park is a more secluded and natural area. Known for its multi-use trails, it’s perfect for mountain bikers, hikers, and bird watchers. The park’s rugged beauty is a refreshing contrast to the more developed areas around the lake.
Covering a surface area of approximately 21,400 acres, Lake Lavon is one of the larger lakes in North Texas. It has a shoreline that stretches over 120 miles, giving residents of Princeton and surrounding communities ample access to its waters. The lake’s maximum depth is about 38 feet, and it has a water storage capacity of 275,000 acre-feet, making it vital to the region’s water supply infrastructure.
STATS & DEMOGRAPHICS
HOUSING
Princeton, TX:
Homeownership Rate: Approximately 78.6% of housing units are owner-occupied
Median Household Income: $93,586 per year
Average Household Income: $105,589 per year
DEMOGRAPHICS
Princeton, TX (2023 Estimates):
Population: 28,027.
Race and Ethnicity:
White (Non-Hispanic): 45.0%.
Hispanic or Latino: 27.1%.
Black or African American: 21.6%.
Asian: 3.8%.
Two or more races: 12.3%.
Native American: 0.6%.
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander: 0.0%.
Age Distribution:
Under 18 years: 31.1%.
65 years and older: 5.5%.
Gender:
Female: 49.4%
POPULATION
Princeton, Texas:
2024 Estimated Population: Approximately 28,027 residents.
Growth Rate (2024): Princeton’s population has experienced rapid growth, increasing by approximately 691% since 2000, making it one of the fastest-growing cities in its size category in Texas. Its annual growth rate from recent years has been substantial but varies depending on specific timeframes Growth Since 2021: Between 2021 and 2023, Princeton continued to grow significantly, driven by new housing developments and expanding infrastructure
POPULATION
Lowry Crossing, Texas:
While specific 2024 population data was not available in the resources reviewed, the town is a smaller community compared to Princeton, and its growth trends are slower due to its rural setting. Lowry Crossing had a population of 2,416 in the 2020 census, and updates would likely indicate a slight increase in alignment with Collin County’s regional expansion.
HOUSING
Lowry Crossing, TX:
Homeownership Rate: Approximately 97.8%
Median Household Income: $108,000
Average Household Income: $120,754
Community
REPRESENTATIVES
PRINCETON CITY COUNCIL
Honorable Eugene Escobar, Jr., Mayor
Terrance Johnson Councilmember, Place 1
Cristina Todd Councilmember, Place 2
Bryan Washington Councilmember, Place 3
Ryan Gerfers Councilmember, Place 4
Steven Deffibaugh Councilmember, Place 5
Ben Long Councilmember, Place 6
Carolyn David-Graves Councilmember, Place 7
Princeton Municipal Center 2000 E. Princeton Dr. Princeton, TX 75407 972-736-2416 www.PrincetonTX.gov
COLLIN COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Andrew Hardin, Chair
Jay Saad, Vice Chair
Jim Orr, Secretary
Dr. Raj Menon, Treasurer
Cathie Alexander
Stacy Anne Arias
Dr. Robert J. Collins
Greg Gomel
Megan Wallace www.Collin.edu
LOWRY CROSSING CITY COUNCIL
Honorable Bob Petitt, Mayor
Ward 1
Councilman Scott Pitchure
Councilman Chris Madrid
Ward 2
Councilwoman Tammy Hodges Councilwoman Cynthia Sandlin
Ward 3
Councilman Eusebio “Joe” Trujillo Councilwoman Cindy Cash
Lowry Crossing City Hall 1405 S. Bridgefarmer Rd. Lowry Crossing, TX 75069
972-542-8678
www.LowryCrossingTexas.org
COLLIN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COURT
Chris Hill, County Judge
Susan Fletcher, Precinct 1
Cheryl Williams, Precinct 2
Darrell Hale, Precinct 3
Duncan Webb, Precinct 4 www.commcourt@collincountytx.gov
US CONGRESSMAN
Congressman Keith Self, District 3 www.KeithSelf.gov
PISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Cyndi Darland, President
Duane Kelly, Vice President
Julia Schmoker, Secretary
Starla Sharpe, Trustee
Carlos Cuellar, Trustee
John Campbell, Trustee
Bianca Washington, Trustee
Princeton ISD
District Administration Office 321Panther Parkway Princeton, TX 75407
469-952-5400
www.PrincetonISD.net
STATE REPRESENTATIVES
Rep. Jeff Leach, District 67
Rep. Candy Noble, District 89 www.house.gov
STATE SENATORS
Senator Angela Paxton www.senate.gov
U.S. SENATORS
Senator John Cornyn
Senator Ted Cruz www.senate.gov
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICES
Proof and Balance, LLC
1815 Meadow Crest Dr Princeton, TX 75407-2648 www.proofandbalance.com
Rutherford, Taylor & Company, PC 3500 Joe Ramsey Blvd. Greenville, TX 75401
Thompson Tax Group LLC
621 E Princeton Dr Suite 494 Princeton, TX 75407 www.thompsontaxgroup.com/
APARTMENTS
The Starling Princeton Crossroads 149 Princeton Crossroad Princeton, TX 75407 www.thestarlingprinceton.com
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
Flagpole Advertising
5550 E. US Hwy. 380 Princeton, TX 75407 www.flagpoleadvertising.com
ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES
B5 Business Solutions 1001 Newington Circle Forney, TX 75126 www.b5businesssolutions.com
AIR CONDITIONING/HEATING SERVICE & REPAIRS
A/C Works
4025 E. University Dr., Ste. 100 McKinney, TX 75069 www.myacworks.com
Airview AC
424 E Van AC Alstyne Pkwy Van Alstyne, TX 75495 www.airviewac.com
Crow’s Heat & Air
300 W. Princeton Dr., Ste. 10 Princeton, TX 75407 www.crowsheatandair.com
Samm’s Heating and Air Conditioning
250 Chisholm Pl Plano, TX 75075
APPLIANCE REPAIRS
2KSam Dryer Vent Cleaning 2191 Agarita Way Princeton, TX 75407
ART GALLERIES/ART GRAPHICS
ColorHype Murals 1210 Smoketree Ln Princeton, TX 75407 www.paintwithcolorhype.com/colorhype-murals/
ATTORNEYS
LEAL-CALANDRA LEGAL, PLLC 123 W. Princeton Dr. Ste. 200 Princeton, TX 75407 www.lealcalandralegal.com
Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP 1312 W. Exchange Pkwy., Ste. 2180 Allen, TX 75013 www.lgbs.com
Perdue Brandon Fielder Collins & Mott 1919 Shiloh Rd., #310 LV 40 Garland, TX 75042 www.pbfcm.com
AUDIO-VISUAL-EQUIPMENT AND PRODUCTION
Cizzle Entertainment LLC 1421 Riviera Dr Princeton, TX 75407 www.cizzleentertainment.com/
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS & SERVICE
Destin Auto Care 5184 E. US 380 Princeton, TX 75407 www.destinautocare.net
Farmersville Collision 1009 Hwy 78S Farmersville, TX 75442
Prestige Tint 2751 County Road 407 Suite 275IA Mckinney, TX 75071 www.PrestigeTintTexas.com
Strickland Brothers 10 Minute Oil Change 1680 E. Princeton Drive Princeton, TX 75407 www.sboilchange.com
First United Bank 1700 Redbud Blvd. McKinney, TX 75069 www.firstunitedbank.com
Independent Financial 1490 Princeton Oaks Drive Princeton, TX 75407 www.independent-bank.com
Peoples Bank 112 W. Princeton Dr. Princeton, TX 75407 www.peoplesbanktexas.com
BEAUTY
Bellame by Leslie Princeton, TX 75407
Marykay Independent Beauty Consultant 2257 Cashmere Way Princeton, TX 75407 www.marykay.com/JRICHlE
BOUTIQUES & SPECIALTY SHOPS
Presleigh’s Creations Princeton, TX 75407
BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS
Schooley Mitchell of Princeton 2374 Macray Trl Princeton, TX 75407 www.schooleymitchell.com/office/rtahir/
CAR WASH
Smitty’s Car Wash 400 East Princeton Drive Princeton, TX 75407 www.smittyscarwash.com
CATERERS
CG Catering LLC 766 mulberry dr Princeton, TX 75407 www.Cgcateringntx.com
BANKS
& BANKING ASSOCIATIONS
Commercial Bank of Texas 20 I Hwy 78 South Farmersville, TX 75442 www.cbtx.com/
CHIROPRACTORS
Origin Chiropractic
310 N. Main Street Princeton, TX 75407 www.originchiro.com
Schmid Chiropractic Health Center 712 W. Princeton Drive Princeton, TX 75407 www.schmidchiropractic.com
CHURCHES
Cowboy Church of Collin County 2800 FM 3364 Princeton, TX 75407 www.cowboychurchcollincounty.org
Faith Baptist Church 1306 N. 6th Street Princeton, TX 75407 www.faithprinceton.org
Legacy Church 120 Tickey Dr. Princeton, TX 75407 www.mylegacychurch.com
New Hope Community Church 3849 FM 1827 McKinney, TX 75071 www.newhopecommchurch.com
Your Community Church 7011 FM 546 Princeton, TX 75407 www.yourcommunitychurch.com
COFFEE SHOP
Scooter’s Coffee 1500 W. Princeton Drive Princeton, TX 75407
COMMUNICATIONS AND TELECOMMUNICATION CONSULTANTS
Vested Networks
809 Office Park Cir Lewisville, TX 75057 www.vestednetworks.com
COMPUTER / IT SERVICES
Gloconnect Services LLC 523 Cochran Dr Princeton, TX 75407 www.gloconnectservices.com
Texas Data & VIOP Security 109 E. Tilton Blue Ridge, TX 75542 www.tdavinc.com
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Twisted Transistor, LLC 4287 Hwy 380, Ste. 1A Princeton, TX 75407 www.twisted-transistor.com
CONSTRUCTION COMPANIESHOMEBUILDERS, GENERAL CONTRACTORS/DEV
MCG Construction, Inc. 255 W. Princeton Dr. Princeton, TX 75047 www.mcgincconstruction.com
MNT Construction, LLC 190 E. Stacy Road, Ste. 306162 Allen, TX 75002 www.mntconstruction.com
Pogue Construction 1512 E. Bray Central McKinney, TX 75069 www.pogueconstruction.com
COSMETICS/SKIN CARE
Bellame by Leslie Princeton, TX 75407
Mary Kay - Sherry Chase Princeton, TX 75407 www.marykay.com/schase2
COUNSELING/LIFE COACHING
April Music, LPC Counseling Services Princeton Health Collective/TBC 123 W. Princeton Dr., Ste. 200 Princeton, TX 75407 www.aprilmusiclpc.com
RBFCU 2093 N. Central Expressway McKinney, TX 75-70 www.rbfcu.org
DANCE STUDIOS
Impact Dance and Taekwondo 697 State Hwy 78N Farmersville, TX 75442 www.impactdance.us
Studio T Dance & Acro 112 McKinney Street Farmersville, TX 75442 www.studiodanceacro.com
DAY CARE & CHILD DEVELOPMENT
All Around Learning Academy Princeton, TX 75407 www.tiffanysallaroundlearningcenter.com
Rainbow Connection Daycare Center 101 Jefferson Avenue P.O. Box 278 Princeton, TX 75407
DENTISTRY/ORAL SURGERY/BRACES
Cypress Bend Dental 200 Cypress Bend Parkway, Ste. 3, #A Princeton, TX 75407 www.cypressbenddental.com
Dental Care at Arcadia Farms 235 S. Beauchamp Suite 101 Princeton, TX www.dentalcareatarcadiafarms.com
Harvest Dental of Farmersville 1704 W. Audie Murphy Parkway Farmersville, TX 75442 www.harvestdentaltexas.com
Princeton Dental Studio 1501 W. Princeton Dr. Princeton, TX 75407 www.princetondentalstudio.com
Princeton Family Dental 710 W. Princeton Dr. Princeton, TX 75407 www.princetonfamilydental.com
DISTILLERY
1845 Distilling Company 2070 Bridgefarmer Road Lowry Crossing, TX 75069 www.1845distillingcompany.com
DRUG & ALCOHOL TREATMENT
The Meadows Texas 3800 CR 444 Princeton, TX 75407 www.themeadowstexas.com
DRUG STORE/PHARMACY
Princeton Pharmacy 100 W. Princeton Dr., Ste. A Princeton, TX 75407 www.princetonpharmacytx.com
Lowry Crossing Economic Development Corporation 1405 Bridgefarmer Road Lowry Crossing, TX 75069
Lowry Crossing Municipal Development District 1405 Bridgefarmer Road Lowry Crossing, TX 75069
Princeton Community Development Corporation
2000 E. Princeton Drive Princeton, TX 75407
Princeton Economic Development Corporation
2000 E. Princeton Drive Princeton, TX 75407
The Business Center
123 W. Princeton Dr., Ste. 200 Princeton, TX 75407 www.thebusinesscenterprinceton.com
Frisco Electric, Inc.
6811 Pecan Street
Frisco, TX 75034
www.friscoelectric.com
Geotex Engineering 1101 Shady Oaks Parkway Denton, TX 76205 www.geotex-engineering.com
EVENT VENUE & RENTALS
North Texas Event Rentals 9466 CR 4214 Greenville, TX 75407 www.huntcountypartyrentals.com
The Cinnamon Barn 3363 FM 3364 Princeton, TX 75407 www.thecinnamonbarn.com
Rueben Excavation 4287 East University Drive Unit 6B Princeton, TX 75407 www.ruebengroup.com
The Business Center 123 W. Princeton Dr., Ste. 200 Princeton, TX 75407 www.thebusinesscenterprinceton.com
FARMERS MARKET
Reeves Family Farm 3597 FM 1377 Princeton, TX 75407 www.reevesfamilyfarm.com
Edward Jones - Peter Olsson Financial Advisor 3725 S Lake Forest Dr, Suite 112 McKinney, TX 75070 www.edwardjones.com/peter-olsson
Longhorn Retirement and Life Ins. 2591 Dallas Parkway Suite 300 Frisco, TX 75034 www.longhornretirement.com
New York Like – Mr. Allen Harris 777 Main Street, Ste. 3800 Fort Worth, TX 76102
Thrivent Financial –Mr. Dustin Allen 900 W. Bethany Drive, Unit 200 Allen, TX 75013 www.connect.thrivent.com/dustin-allen/
FIRE, RESCUE, & POLICE
Lowry Crossing Fire Department 1405 Bridgefarmer Road Lowry Crossing, TX 75069
Princeton Fire Department 510 Woody Drive Princeton, TX 75407
Princeton Police Department 2000 E. Princeton Drive Princeton, TX 75407
FITNESS
El Rey Boxing & Fitness Center 691 E. Princeton Dr., Ste. 110 Princeton, TX 75407 www.elreyboxing.com
HOTWORX PRINCETON PLAZA 1501 W. Princeton Drive Suite 105 Princeton, TX 75407 www.hotworx.net/studio/princeton-princetonplaza
Sevens Gym and Nutrition 312 N Main St Princeton, TX 75407 www.sevensgym.com
SOWFIT, LLC. 511 Virginia Way Princeton, TX 75407 www.sowfit.fitbudd.com
Workout Anytime Princeton 200 South Beauchamp Blvd. Princeton, TX 75407 www.workoutanytime.com/princeton
FLORIST
Carrie’s Floral Creations 101 McKinney Street Farmersville, TX 75442 www.carriesfloralcreations.com
Charles W. Smith Funeral Home 660 E. Hwy 380 Princeton, TX 75407 www.texasfuneralhomeandcremation.com
FURNITURE
Mattress Central 123 W. Princeton Drive, Ste. 100 Princeton, TX 75407 www.mattresscentraltexas.com
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Knight Residential Services 330 Lakeway Trails Lowry Crossing, TX 75069 www.knightresidentialservices.com
Springtree Restoration, LLC 104 South Austin Drive Allen, TX 75013 www.springtreerestoration.com
GOVERNMENT
City of Lowry Crossing 2070 S. Bridgefarmer Road Lowry Crossing, TX 75069 www.lowrycrossingtexas.com
City of Princeton 2000 E. Princeton Drive Princeton, TX 75407 www.princetontx.gov
GROCERY STORE
LaVictoria Carniceria 5470 East Hwy 380 Princeton, TX 75407
GUN RANGE
The Range in McKinney 415 Industrial Blvd. McKinney, TX 75069 www.therangeinmckinney.com
HAIR SALONS
Sport Clips Princeton 580 E. Princeton Drive, Ste. 200 Princeton, TX 75407 www.sportclipsprincetontx.com
The Hair Zone Beauty Supply & Suites, LLC. 816 E. Princeton Drive Ste. 103 Princeton, TX 75407
HOME DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION
Tracy’s Custom Home Designs 111 Farmersville Pkwy., Ste. 300 Farmersville, TX 75442 www.tracyscustomhomes.com
HOME IMPROVEMENT
Handyman Bros. IO13 Longneck Rd Princeton, TX 75407 www.dot.cards/handymanbros
We’re Simply Organized 2048 Meadowbrook Ln. Nevada, TX 75173 www.weresimplyorganized.com
HOSPITALS
Baylor, Scott & White Medical Center 5252 University Drive McKinney, TX 75071 www.bswhealth.com/mckinney
HOTELS/MOTELS
Towneplace Suites by Marriott 1832 Marketplace Drive McKinney, TX 75069 www.marriott.com/DALDM
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
Norwex Independent Sales Consultant Princeton, TX 75407 www.bethwillhite.norwex.biz
INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS
Emily Valdez Princeton, TX 75407
Mr. David Kleiber Princeton, TX 75407
Mr. Phil Anthony Princeton, TX 75407
Mrs. Virginia Gathright Princeton, TX 75407
INSURANCE
Abear Insurance Agency P.O, Box 2042 Van Alstyne, TX 75495 www.abearinsurance.com
Brady Paxman State Farm 949 Beauchamp Blvd., Ste. 101 Princeton, TX 75407 www.myntxagency.com
Family Heritage Division 1450 County Road 2726 Caddo Mills, TX 75135 www.thethomasagencies.com
Kari Hargrave State Farm 109A West Main Street Royse City, TX 75189 www.karihargrave.com
Marble Falls Insurance Agency LLC 123 W Princeton Dr. Suite 200 #3 Princeton, TX 75407 www.marblefallsiinsurance.net
McGriff Insurance Services 5080 Spectrum Drive Suite 900E Addison, TX 75001
Mindy M. Norman Agency 112 N 4th Street Princeton, TX 75407 www.agents.farmers.com/tx/princeton/mindy-norman
The Cottle Agency 123 W. Princeton Dr. Suite 200 Princeton, TX 75407
INTERNET SERVICES
Verona Networks P.O. Box 1487 Princeton, TX 75407 www.vntx.net
LAWN MAINTENANCE/ LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS
B&C Landscaping LLC 376 Langston L Lowry Crossing, TX 75069 www.bclandscapingdfw.com
TruLawn HD LLC 4287 E University Drive Ste 1E Princeton, TX 75407 www.trulawnhd.com
LEASING
The Business Center 123 W. Princeton Dr., Ste. 200 Princeton, TX 75407 www.thebusinesscenterprinceton.com
LIBRARY
Lois Nelson Public Library 323 McKinney Avenue Princeton, TX 75407 www.princetontx.gov
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
LIQUOR STORES
Planet Spirit 5454 Hwy 380 Princeton, TX 75407 www.planetspirittx.com
Princeton Shipping Post 109 Yorkshire Dr. Princeton, TX 75407 MARKETING RESEARCH & MARKETING COMPANIES
Flores Consulting Partners LLC
1001 Stage Coach LN Princeton, TX 75407 www.floresconsultingpartners.com
MEDICAL CLINICS
Centered Mental Health LLC 123 W Princeton Drive, Suite #2 Princeton, TX 75407
Princeton Hormone Weight Loss & Primary Care
712 W Princeton Drive Princeton, TX 75407 www.PrincetonHormoneandWeightLoss.com
dabowpay Celina, TX 75009 www.dabowpay.com
PayTechPlus 1014 E Hwy 82 #141 Gainesville, TX 76240 www.paytechplus.com
& STORAGE
Carpe Diem Moving 621 E Princeton Dr. #87 Princeton, TX 75407 www.carpediemmoving.com
Flagpole Storage 5520 E US Hwy 380 Princeton, TX 75407 www.flagpolestorage.com
Princeton Storage 949 Beauchamp Blvd. Princeton, TX 75407 www.princetonstorage.com
Texas Delta Moving and Junk Removal Princeton, TX 75407 www.txdeltajunkremoval.com
ORGANIZATIONS
BBB Serving North Central Texas 1601 Elm St., #1600 Dallas, TX 75201 www.bbb.org
Christian Ministerial Alliance of Princeton 1306 N. 6th Street Princeton, TX 75407 www.cc4p.org
Goodwill Industries of Northeast Texas 2206 E Lamar Sherman, TX 75090 www.goodwillnorthtexas.org/
Princeton Lions Club P.O. Box 192 Princeton, TX 75407
Princeton Lowry Crossing Foundation, Inc. P.O. Box 722 Princeton, TX 75407
VFW Post #9167 PO Box 601 Princeton, TX 75407 www.vfwpost167.org
PAINTING CLASSES
Twysted Bristles 5544 CR 437 Princeton, TX 75407 www.twystedbristles.com
PARTY/EQUIPMENT RENTALS
Community Med Family Urgent Care 670 W. Princeton Dr. #400 Princeton, TX 75407 www.communitymedcare.com
Princeton Family Eye Care 701 W Princeton Dr Princeton, TX 75407 www.princetonfec.com
Princeton Medical Lodge 1401 W. Princeton Dr. Princeton, TX 75407 www.princetonml.com
U-Haul Moving and Storage of Princeton 2101 E. Princeton Drive Princeton, TX 75407 www.uhaul.com
The Princeton Herald 101 S. Main Street Princeton, TX 75407 www.princetonherald.com
NURSING HOMES
Princeton Medical Lodge 1401 W. Princeton Dr. Princeton, TX 75407 www.princetonml.com
Meals on Wheels 600 N. Tennessee Street McKinney, TX 75069 www.mealsonwheels.org
lnflateaPearl Oasis Experience 511 Gun smoke TraiI Princeton, TX 75407 www.lnflateapearloasisexperience.com
North Texas Event Rentals 9466 CR 4214 Greenville, TX 75401 www.huntcountypartyrentals.com
Party@HomeTX 4201 Roberts Street Greenville, TX 7540I www.partyathometx.com
Totally Twisted Balloon Artistry, LLC PO BOX 238 Princeton, TX 75407 www.totallytwistedballoonartistry.com
PAVING CONTRACTORS
Striping USA Inc 8741 CR 863 Princeton, TX 75407 www.stripingusa.com/
PAWN SHOPS
Hwy 380 Pawn
5510 E US 380 Princeton, TX 75407 www.hwy380pawn.com
PAYROLL/HR SERVICES
dabowpay
1102 N Louisiana Dr. Suite 205 Celina, TX 75009 www.dabowpay.com
PEST CONTROL SERVICES
Redstone Pest Control
300 W Princeton Dr Ste 4-378 Texas/Princeton, TX 75407 www.redstonepestcontrol.com
Stellar Pest and Wildlife, LLC 2137 ShadyGlen Trl. Princeton, TX 75407 www.stellarpest.com
PHOTOGRAPHY/STUDIO
Jay Sonata Photography 1100 Meadow Wood Lave Princeton, TX 75407 www.jaysonataphotography.com
Voyager Drone Co Princeton, TX 75407 www.voyagerdroneco.com
PLUMBING
ALL Plumbing 3089 County Road Farmersville, TX 75442 www.allplumbing-texas.com
POINT OF SALE SYSTEMS, EQUIPMENT, SUPPLIES
dabowpay 1102 N Louisiana Dr. Suite 205 Celina, TX 75009 www.dabowpay.com
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
PORTABLE STORAGE
U-Haul Moving & Storage of Princeton 2101 E. Princeton Drive Princeton, TX 75407 www.uhaul.com
PRINTING/GRAPHICS/ OFFICE SUPPLIES
Alpha Color Concepts 491 Pebble Brook Ln Princeton, TX 75407 www.alphacolorconcepts.com
Pony Xpress Mail and Print 604 State Hwy 78 N., Ste. 103 Farmersville, TX 75442 www.ponyxpressmailandprint.com
PROMOTIONAL ITEMS
Logotology 1750 Alma Road, Suite 122 Richardson, TX 75081 www.Logotology.com REAL ESTATE DEVELOPERS & INVESTORS
International Capital, LLC 17130 Dallas Parkway, #340 Dallas, TX 75248 www.international-capital.com
ESTATE-COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL
Kyle Sutton, Remax Realtor 103 Avalon Drive Princeton, TX 75407 www.kylesuttontx.com
Texas Real Estate Source 7674 CR 831 Princeton, TX 75407 www.txres.com
RECREATION
Princeton Parks & Rec 2000 E. Princeton Dr. Princeton, TX 75407 www.princetontx.gov
REMODELING-REPAIRS
Jubilee Company P.O. Box 217 Princeton, TX 75407 www.jubileecompany.com
RESTAURANTS
Freddys Frozen Custard & Steakburgers 1251 W Princeton Drive Princeton, TX 75407 www.fi-eddys.com
Jocy’s Restaurant 300 W Princeton Dr. Princeton, TX 75407 www.jocysrestaurant.com
Las Rocas Mexican Cocina 133 W. Princeton Dr. Princeton, TX 75407
Motherwell’s BBQ 280 Cottrell Lane Princeton, TX 75407 www.motherwellsbbq.com
Rivera’s Salva Tex Mex 320 N. Main Street Princeton, TX 75407
Scrambler Café 670 W. Princeton Dr., Ste 100 Princeton, TX 75407 www.scramblercafetx.com
Venecia Italian Restaurant 701 S. Hwy 78 Farmersville, Tx 75442 www.veneciafarmersville.com
Paul Davis Restoration of Northeast Texas 4287 E Highway 380, Suite 6B Princeton, TX 75407 www.northeasttexaspauldavis.com
Servpro of Northeast Collin County 10850 County Road 442 Princeton, TX 75407 www.servpronortheastcollincountygreenville. com
ROOFING
Nation Pro Roofing LLC 1221 Monaco Drive Princeton, TX 75407
Tallent Roofing, Inc. 1521 McKinney Street Melissa, TX 75454 Web site: www.tallentroofing.com
RV RENTALS
Sundowner RV Park 11595 Co Rd 439 Princeton, TX 75407 www.sundownerrvpark.com
SCHOOLS, COLLEGES & EDUCATION
Abundant Life Christian Academy 200 Cypress Bend Pkwy Princeton, TX 75407 www.abundantlifeca.com
Collin College 3452 Spur 399 McKinney, TX 75069 www.collin.edu
Goddard School of Princeton 300 Princeton Meadows Blvd. Princeton, TX 75407 www.goddardschool.com/schools/tx/princeton/ princeton
Princeton ISD 321 Panther Pkwy Princeton, TX 75407 www.princetonisd.net
SIGNS
Bailey Signs & Lighting Princeton, TX 75407 www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=615558428 I9I43&mit
Signarama of McKinney 1502 W. University Drive, #108 McKinney, TX 75069 www.signarama.com/tx-mckinney
Community Waste Disposal 2010 California Crossing Road Dallas, TX 75220-2310 www.CommunityWasteDisposal.com
SPORTING GOODS &AND TOYS
True Pitch 4287 E. University Dr Building 3A Princeton, TX 75407 www.truepitch.com
Tv Installations Princeton, TX 75407 www.oneshotinstalls.com
Cathy’s Critters 7422 County Road 466 Princeton, TX 75407 www.cathyscritters.com
Texas Delta Moving and Junk Removal Princeton, TX 75407 www.txdeltajunkremoval.com
Atmos Energy 1681 Corporate Drive McKinney, TX 75069 www.atmosenergy.com
Enderby Gas, Inc. 2130 Princeton Drive Princeton, TX 75407 www.enderbygas.com
Grayson Collin Electric Co-op 1096 N. Waco Street Van Alstyne, TX 75495 www.grayson.collin.coop
Greenville Automatic Gas Co. 2393 FM 118 Greenville, TX 75401 www.automaticgas.com
Milligan Water Supply Corporation 1400 S Bridgefarmer Rd McKinney, TX 75069 www.milliganwater.com
North Texas Municipal Water District 501 E. Brown Street Wylie, TX 75098 www.ntmwd.com
Texas-New Mexico Power 1479 Justin Rd. Lewisville, TX 75077
VEHICLE RENTAL
U-Haul Moving & Storage of Princeton 2101 E. Princeton Drive Princeton, TX 75407 www.uhaul.com
VETERINARIANS
Princeton Veterinary Clinic 901 Hwy 308 E PO Box 445 Princeton, TX 75407
Summit Veterinary Hospital 100 E. Princeton Dr. Princeton, TX 75407
WEB DESIGN
Pro Marketing Links 1012 Lake Pointe Cr. McKinney, TX 75070 www.promarketinglinks.com
WINERY
Cedar Hollow Winery and Vineyard 540 County Road 698 Farmersville, TX 75442 www.CedarHollowWinery.com
Christian Belle Winery 2070 S Bridgefarmer Road Lowry Crossing, TX 7069 www.christianbellewiinery.com
For many members, supporting the mission of the Princeton-Lowry Crossing Chamber of Commerce is reason enough to belong. For those who desire a more direct return on investment, Chamber members enjoy exposure opportunities, access to information that impacts their businesses and abundant opportunities to develop professional relationships throughout the Princeton & Lowry Crossing area. The Chamber provides opportunities to network with over 200 members, gain visibility and access business resources.
Annual Investment: $200.00
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• Business cards in ‘New Resident Welcome Bags’
Annual Investment: $400.00 Only $38.00 per month
• All the benefits of Business Partner plus the following:
• Enhanced listing on the online chamber membership directory (company logo, company description, colored background, social media links)
• 2 Business category listings on chamber website
• 90 Day rotating banner in online business directory
• Promotional items in ‘New Resident Welcome Bags’
• All the benefits of Influence Partner plus the following:
• Business ads at top of category
• Enhanced listing in the online chamber membership directory (map, expanded description)
• 3 Business category listings on chamber website
• 12 Month rotating banner on chamber website with link to company website
• Promotional items in golf swag bags
• News board postings
• Business event calendar listing
• Unlimited job postings
• Chamber members excel list (emails not included)
• Membership plaque
• Top of page logo in chamber newsletters
• Community level dedicated page in the Community Resource & Relocation Guide
• Access to The Business Center boardroom (by appt. only)
• Access to The Business Center open workspace
• Free notary service (by appt. only)
Annual Investment: $1,500.00 Only $125.00 per month
• All the benefits of Community Partner plus the following:
• 4 Business category listings on chamber website
• Executive level dedicated page in the Community Resource & Relocation Guide
• First right to sponsor chamber events
• 1 After Hours event at The Business Center
• VIP opportunities (1 table at the Awards Banquet/Casino Night, 1 team in the Annual Golf Tournament)
Annual Investment: $3,000.00 Only $250.00 per month
• PRINCIPAL PARTNER - $5,000 and up
• All the benefits of Executive Partner plus the following:
• 2-page article in the Community Resource & Relocation Guide
• Principal Partner dedicated page in the Community Resource & Relocation Guide
• 2 After Hours events at The Business Center
• Top sponsor recognition at all chamber events
Annual Investment: $5,000.00 and up No monthly option
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