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Heart of Mercer County
The City of Princeton, known as the “Heart of Mercer County,” is nestled amidst the beautiful landscapes of West Virginia.
With its rich history and vibrant culture, Princeton stands as a beacon of tradition and progress. The City’s downtown area boasts a blend of historic architecture and modern amenities, creating a unique tapestry that reflects the city’s journey through time. Visitors can explore the locally-owned shops, dine in charming restaurants, and experience the genuine hospitality of the community.
Surrounded by the scenic beauty of the Appalachian Mountains, outdoor enthusiasts can indulge in a variety of recreational activities, from biking to exploring nearby parks. Princeton’s commitment to green spaces and a healthy lifestyle makes it a haven for nature lovers.
As the “Heart of Mercer County,” Princeton, WV serves as the economic and cultural hub of the region. Its diverse population contributes to a dynamic tapestry of traditions, making it a melting pot of experiences. The City’s commitment to education and community engagement fosters a sense of unity, creating a place where everyone feels at home.
Discover the City of Princeton, where the heartbeat of Mercer County resonates in every corner and where the past and present seamlessly intertwine to create a city that is both timeless and forward-looking.
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Please join us for the celebration of the 4th of July for fun, games, concerts, food, drive-in movie, and so much more! Keep an eye on this website’s event page for up to date details. July 4th – Concerts, dunking booth, outdoor games, food trucks, hot dog...
Members of the community gathered Wednesday, May 1st, to honor the heroics of George M. Hall. In 1862, Hall saved Mercer County Courthouse records when the courthouse was set ablaze. Bill Archer, Mercer County Commission President, expressed gratitude to Mercer County...
COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT COMMISSION-Monday, April 1st 2024, 10:00 a.m., in the Board Room of the Municipal Building, 800 Bee Street, Princeton, WV; PUBLIC WORKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE- Wednesday, April 10th ,2024, 1:00 p.m., in the Board Room of the Municipal Building,...
COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT COMMISSION- Monday, March 4th 2024, 10:00 a.m., in the Board Room of the Municipal Building, 800 Bee Street, Princeton, WV;PLANNING COMMISSION- Monday, March 4th, 2024, 6:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building, 800 Bee Street,...
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Businesses are still registering for the "Make It Sparkle, Princeton!” Storefront Holiday Decorating Contest! Entry #11 is PCH Home Health. Santa has made his list and checked it twice. Hope you made the "nice" list! Be sure to check out Santa as you drive by PCH Home Health, located at 738 Mercer Street. To VOTE for your favorite storefront, “like” the photo of your favorite entry ON THE City of Princeton's Facebook page. Each “like” counts as one vote. At noon, the storefront with the most votes on December 19th is the “People’s Choice” award winner. Voting participants are encouraged to follow the City of Princeton’s Facebook page and watch for the latest entries. The City will post entries until December 18th.
Mercer County has been declared a federal disaster due to Hurricane Helene's effects. This allows FEMA to set up offices in the area to assist people who received damage from the hurricane. Starting Monday, December 16th, Mercer County residents can talk to a FEMA representative at Maple View Church of Christ, located at 194 Robins Rest Road beside Mercer Mall. There are four ways to apply for disaster aid: online, through the FEMA app, by phone, or in person.
Thank you to the volunteers, sponsors, and participants who made this year's Christmas Parade a HUGE success!! The parade's live broadcast is available on the City of Princeton, WV Facebook page.
