With spring coming, officials thinking ahead to potential problems
By Per Peterson Spring certainly is not in the air, but it is on the minds of some important officials in town. The month of […]
Month: March 2019
Refuse new water meter? Expect $500 fine, shut-off
By Seth Schmidt The City of Tracy will be ramping up efforts to get 100% of its utility customers hooked up with new “radio read” […]
Bids sought on $6.7M project
By Seth Schmidt If all goes as expected, City of Tracy officials will open bids for the Phase 3A infrastructure project on April 11. If […]
Redevelopment eyed for old hog station
TDC sees possibilities for prime property By Seth Schmidt A new future is envisioned for a blighted property on South Center Street in Tracy. The […]
Schools to use March 14 as make-up day
By Per Peterson Tracy Area Public Schools and St. Mary’s School will use a planned spring break day, March 14, as a make-up day. The […]
Headlight-Herald ownership to change
Per Peterson, Tara Brandl taking over newspaper, effective April 1 Tracy’s longest established family-owned business will soon be operating under new ownership. Seth Schmidt and […]
March 6, 2019
2019-03-06
Lana Sheets, 91
Lana Rose (Honeycutt) Sheets, age 91 of Tracy, was married to the love of her life for over 61 years, after a dozen years apart […]
Eugene Harnack, 94
A Celebration of Life Service for Eugene “Gene” Harnack, age 94 of Windom, will be at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, March 9, 2019 at the […]
Billy Kyner, 76
Billy Joseph Kyner, age 76 of Marshall, passed away Monday, February 25, 2019 at Franklin Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center in Franklin. There will be no […]