The city of Princeton revealed plans for a large project that will offer Farmersville residents access to more eating and shopping opportunities in the next few years.
Developers will start work this summer on a 91-acre shopping center that will house 36 companies, generate $225 million in sales and create about 1,500 new jobs.
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