A broad step forward
Broadacres has come a long way in the last year, and things continue to move along as the first house goes up By Per Peterson […]
Mayor’s 2020 vision a positive one
By Per Peterson With a tumultuous year in the rearview mirror, Tracy Mayor Anthony Dimmers shared his thoughts on 2019, as well as his view […]
Countdown to the big count: Census 2020 It’s 2020, and you know what that means. You do know what that means, right?
By Per Peterson The turn of the decade means it’s time for another U.S. Census, and people who work with the Census are working to […]
Coming home for a career: job fair coming to high school
“Careers 2 Come Home to.” That’s the theme of the upcoming first-of-its-kind job fair at Tracy Area High School. The purpose of the February event […]
First big storm of 2020: 5.5” of snow and plenty of wind
By Per Peterson A major winter storm blew through southwest Minnesota on Friday and Saturday, dumping a total of 5.5” of fresh snow in Tracy […]
Fire department welcomes new truck
By Per Peterson Fighting fires and making rescues along the highway is never easy, but the newest addition to the Tracy Fire Department will go […]
On refugees: information, education needed
SWHHS rep says Lyon County is lacking both when it comes to welcoming refugees By Per Peterson Beth Wilms could talk for hours about the […]
Will breakfast continue to be served at MPC? Council hopes so
By Per Peterson The Tracy City Council on Monday discussed the future of the breakfast program at the Multi-Purpose Center. Interim City Administrator Shane Daniels […]
O’Brien sale imminent, but status quo sought
By Per Peterson A new future awaits O’Brien Court, but that doesn’t mean everything will change there. A public hearing will take place on Jan. […]
City admin. search resumes — yet again
City’s latest choice to fill spot turns down offer, citing personal reasons By Per Peterson The search for a new city administrator has officially resumed […]