Civic-minded Grinde was a pioneer in education
Vernon Grinde: Class of 1938 By Per Peterson Forty-three years as a teacher. Thirty-two years as a principal. There’s no question that education defined Vernon […]
Erbes says he learned core values at THS
Paul Erbes: Class of 1975 When Paul Erbes looks back on the impact his high school days in Tracy in the late 1960s had on […]
A day to honor
The young and old alike in Tracy paid tribute to all who have served during separate Veterans’ Day programs Monday Before a trio of Tracy […]
Iraq veteran’s pride a mainstay
By Tara Brandl “I’m proud to be a veteran.” That was the message Tom Moore wanted to convey to the Milroy students, community members and […]
Elena’s space
Something fresh and different is coming to the old floral store on the highway Elena Kalogeropoulos has an artistic side that because of what could […]
EDA board continues to vet housing concerns
By Per Peterson There’s no debate about the need for more housing in Tracy. One of the housing-related questions that came up at last week’s […]
Dealing with the decline
Group discusses school enrollment trends, what future holds By Per Peterson The red flag signaling the decline in enrollment at Tracy Area Public Schools has […]
Spanovich eager to bring Ariel to life
By Per Peterson Acting chops. Check. Red locks. Check. It’s almost as if Jenna Spanovich was made for this part. Spanovich, a junior at Tracy […]
Under the Sea
Tracy Area High School thespians delve below the surface for Disney classic, ‘The Little Mermaid’ By Per Peterson Fun. That’s one of the main reasons […]
Still coming in wet
Moisture content in corn still high By Per Peterson This year’s growing season in the area has been very much less than ideal. Late planting […]