Jeff Carpenter to take helm at Tracy EDA
By Seth Schmidt A former Tracy man, Jeff Carpenter, has been offered a contract to serve as Tracy’s economic development coordinator. The Tracy City Council […]
Month: October 2017
Citizens pound council on various issues; mayor calls for civility
By Per Peterson A pair of Tracy residents continued pressing their concerns about council members and their alleged practices at Monday night’s council meeting. First, […]
October 4, 2017
2017-10-04
Clair Baker, 90
Clair Leslie Baker age 90 of Walnut Grove passed away Thursday, September 28, 2017 at Avera Morningside Heights Care Center in Marshall. Funeral Services were […]
Zachary Nicks, 22
Zachary Nicks, 22, of Vermillion, SD passed away Thursday, September 29 in Vermillion. Zach was born October 1, 1994 in Vermillion to Troy and Renee […]
With an eye toward the future
Shetek Lutheran camp maps future vision with $5M plan; new facilities could replace old barracks By Seth Schmidt Expanded four-season facilities, and an enhanced ministry […]
Downtown PT clinic opens
By Seth Schmidt The doctor is in at 150 Third St. in downtown Tracy. Dr. Summer Johnson, has opened “Healing Hands,” a private physical therapy […]
Dad who lost son in ‘12 crash to speak at TAHS on Friday
Brad Bigler, whose 5-month-old son, Drake, was killed in a July 2012 car crash caused by a drunk driver, will speak about making good decisions […]
Farmers do have options as buffer deadline closes in
By Per Peterson Neither farmers nor conservationists can deny the controversy sparked by Gov. Mark Dayton’s new buffer initiative, designed to protect the state’s waterways […]
Pond bids range from $5.4M to $6.5M
Bids opened last week for Tracy’s planned new sewage treatment lagoons are close to engineers’ estimate. The apparent low bid from Reiner Contracting was $5,424,382, […]