Crops withstanding dry summer…For now
July rains have helped, but much more needed as drought conditions persist By Per Peterson With little to no rain in the forecast, area crops […]
Born to help others
By Per Peterson There were few Tracy kids in the early 1980s more active than Matt Rettmer was. Growing up on Hollett St., Rettmer spent […]
With supt. moving on, Milroy School Board working to find successor
By Tara Brandl The Milroy School Board on Monday announced three finalist candidates they will be interviewing this Thursday to replace Supt. Heidi Sachariason, whose […]
Great-Grandpa would be proud
Kerry and Kimberly Ruppert have taken ‘keeping it in the family’ to a new level By Per Peterson Kerry and Kimberly Ruppert and their children […]
Changes tell the story of Sanford’s commitment
Editor’s Note: In late August 1961, the Tracy Municipal Hospital was added to the city’s landscape. Today, Sanford Tracy is preparing to honor the hospital’s […]
Hansen finalist for Colorado position
By Per Peterson Tracy City Administrator Erik Hansen is on a short list of finalists to become the new city manager in Sterling, CO. Hansen’s […]
Council quarrels over committee choice
5 voted onto new Community Center Work Group By Per Peterson The Tracy City Council on Monday voted in five members to the new Community […]
Pageant, Festival return
By Per Peterson An early-afternoon rain couldn’t entirely dampen the spirits of Laura Ingalls Wilder fans who once again converged on Walnut Grove for the […]
Come to Tracy, get paid?
EDA looking to join national trend to draw people to town By Per Peterson The Tracy EDA is following the lead of other cities across […]
Tracy’s Tour
Five Tracy gardeners proudly showed off their green thumbs at last week’s Tracy Area Gardens and Quilts Tour By Per Peterson Nicole Larson has her […]