Inaction could spell end for homes
By Per Peterson The Tracy City Council on Monday passed a resolution ordering the razing of four houses considered “hazardous buildings or property,” as a […]
Month: August 2018
No specifics yet, but signs point to flood aid
By Per Peterson Tracy City Administrator Kris Ambuehl said FEMA, Homeland Security and the Small Business Administration’s recent tour of Tracy and subsequent interviews with […]
Lake group organizing
By Seth Schmidt Flooded basements, impassible roads, submerged docks, overloaded sewage connections, floating boat lifts and disappearing shorelines were all-too-common for Shetek area residents, after […]
August 22, 2018
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Virginia “Ginny” Noethe, 84
Services for Virginia “Ginny” Noethe, 84, are pending. She is survived by husband Bennie of 65 year, sons, Scott (Ina) & Dan; daughter, Lori; grandchildren, […]
Shirley Daniels, 81
Shirley Ann Mary Daniels age 81 of Tracy died at the Christian Community Home in Hudson Wisconsin on Thursday, August 16, 2018. She died peacefully […]
Now that’s a good sign
Lions light up digital billboard A colorful message greeted motorists driving along Hwy. 14 in Tracy Tuesday morning. “Welcome to Tracy, a Great place to […]
TAHS principal back to work after fall
By Per Peterson If you’re a student at Tracy Area High School, don’t try to give your principal a high-five when school resumes in a […]
School district digs into standing water quandary
By Per Peterson Tracy Area High School Supt. Chad Anderson joked with the District No. 2904 School Board Monday that he never thought he would […]
Solace at flood relief event
But financial help still an unknown By Per Peterson Tammy Smith has lived in her home on 6th Street for 21 years, but is one […]