A new center of attention
With Multi-Purpose Center transitioning to a cafe, city leaders turn to Veterans Memorial Center for seniors’ new go-to place By Per Peterson A three-phase plan […]
TMB, RTR dancers will hit the floor together
District No. 2904 School Board approves cooperative for competitive dance By Tara Brandl The District No. 2904 School Board has added another cooperative sport for […]
Council hopefuls put to the test
By Per Peterson Candidates vying for five open Tracy City Council seats offered varying opinions Sunday on increasing the size of Tracy’s city council. One […]
House, Senate candidates: State could’ve done better with COVID-19 response
By Per Peterson Regional House and Senate candidates on both sides of the aisle took their turns criticizing the State’s reaction to the pandemic this […]
10 years and still chugging along
It certainly hasn’t always been easy, but Diane Fiegen and her devoted team at The Caboose are excited to be celebrating a decade of business […]
Peterson, Cooreman put under debate spotlight
By Per Peterson The two candidates for Tracy mayor — incumbent Tony Peterson and Pamela Cooreman — squared off in a debate Sunday evening. Peterson […]
City council candidates will debate Sunday
The candidates for Tracy city council will debate at 6 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 25, from council chambers. Candidates will each respond to a number […]
Where will they go?
That’s the question on a number of minds as the City moves ahead with plans to sell the Multi-Purpose Center to make way for a […]
Soupir remembered as mentor, friend
By Per Peterson Kris DeRuyck achieved all kinds of success on the court as an athlete at Tracy Area High School, but her biggest individual […]
CARES Act deadline extended
By Trina Thomas The application deadline for the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act business and non-profit grants has been extended to Oct. […]