TAPS Supt.: School project a bit behind, but no need for alarm
While there is no need for great concern at the moment, the District No. 2904 School Board on Monday was informed that the multi-year infrastructure […]
Articles by Per Peterson
A cut above
For half a century, men in Tracy settled into Jack Miller’s leather barber’s chair for a haircut — perhaps it was just a trim, or […]
A little rain no bother at gardens and quilts tour
For the first time in Tracy Area Gardens and Quilts Tour history, it rained. Luckily it only dampened the flowers, not spirits. Last Wednesday, hundreds […]
Nyquist bowled over by show of support
Carl Nyquist found it hard to put into words what happened at Tracy Lanes this past Saturday. “The outpouring of support has just been phenomenal, […]
Tracy Area High School grad wastes little time in making a journalistic impact
Stewart Chisham experienced a baptism-by-fire-like start to his newspaper career in 2023, and had two choices: stick with print journalism or get out of the […]
Rosemary Martin, 73
Services for Rosemary Martin, 73, of Tracy, will take place at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, July 13, 2024, at the Horvath Remembrance Center in Marshall. […]
Linda Pope, 73
Linda Marie Pope, age 73 of Tracy, passed away unexpectedly from a massive heart attack, on Friday, July 5, 2024 at Sanford Tracy Medical Center. […]
A Balaton bash!
A trio of former Panther athletes did their alma mater proud Saturday, but they didn’t do it on the basketball court, track or wrestling mat. […]
In the market for success
Doug and Melanie Pamp have been raising sheep for more than five decades. Last month, they took what they called a working vacation out west […]