Lighting up Walnut Grove
There is a lot to like and appreciate about Walnut Grove’s Leo Keith Thorsness Memorial Park. There’s a large gazebo, tennis and basketball courts, plenty […]
Area Republicans look to maintain House stronghold
Republican incumbent Chris Swedzinski held his House Representative District 15A seat, defeating Democratic challenger Anthony Studemann of Marshall. First elected in 2012, Swedzinski, of Ghent, […]
Election 2024: Council, commissioner races
There will be no changes on the Tracy City Council in 2025, as the three incumbents were the top vote-getters out of seven candidates on […]
Tracy School Board candidates
Editor’s note: The Tracy Area Headlight Herald’s election candidate profiles continue this week with a Q&A with Tracy Area Public School Board candidates Jeff Knott, […]
Catching Up With … the Millers
One “abysmal” semester into her collegiate career at Moorhead State University, Laura Fagan found herself at a crossroads. She questioned her future and where she […]
Lead-footers beware: Radar signs coming to Tracy
With growing concern about the speed in which motorists enter Tracy on Hwy. 14 from the east and west, the City is moving forward on […]
Fuel to the fires
There’s a reason it’s called a red flag warning. Minutes after returning to Tracy from a rural fire call north of Revere, the Tracy Fire […]
Home / work
During the summer months, Campbell Construction owner Karl Campbell is a boss. Come fall, he trades in that hat for another, as a teacher at […]
TAPS to receive nearly $118K in energy rebates
An energy efficiency audit through the Energy Efficient Buildings program for Tracy Area Public Schools took place recently and highlighted the rebates the district will […]
The family trees
Everyone loves trees. They provide shade, and drive photosynthesis and what child doesn’t like to climb them? But five trees that border the playground equipment […]