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. […]
Vetting the Candidates
This week’s paper puts the spotlight on the 2 Tracy mayoral candidates and the 9 residents vying for five city council seats Peterson was born […]
New cafe destined for downtown
Business would occupy Multi-Purpose Center building; City remains 100% committed to maintaining its senior services into the future While the City of Tracy is moving […]
‘Finding the best in it’
This year’s TAHS Homecoming was like no other, but everyone involved made the most of a bad situation By Per Peterson As much as Tracy […]
Turning the corner downtown
With 3rd St. all but completed, business owners say they are pleased with the progress and are looking forward to better things to come for […]