A new start for a downtown building?
Chasing Our Tails founder entertains ideas for former Super Valu building There is significant movement concerning the building at 236 3rd St. that was once […]
Phase 3A1 hits the roads
Normally quiet, tranquil residential streets in town were anything but last Wednesday morning. On one block, mighty trees were coming down from various boulevards — […]
City will not pursue hearing on EDA’s Fultz
By Per Peterson Actions might speak louder than words, but when actions and words don’t mesh, there’s a problem. That was the message that city […]
City council sets preliminary levy at 8.02%
By Per Peterson The Tracy City Council on Monday adopted the proposed budget and tax levy for 2020 at 8.02%. The council set the 2020 […]
TAPS pleased with test scores
By Per Peterson Tracy Area Public Schools graded out well in testing for the 2018-19 school year. Tracy Area High School Principal Kathy Vondracek and […]
TAHS Homecoming Court
Homecoming coronation for the 2019-20 school year will take place at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 23, at the Tracy Area High School gymnasium. […]
A Night for the Veterans
WORLD WAR II VETERANS DICK DONALDSON (FAR LEFT) AND CHUCK CHILDS took part in the ceremonial coin toss before Friday’s football game against Wabasso. It […]
TAES isn’t nuts, it’s just watching out for the students
District No. 2904 School Board votes to make TAES ‘peanut-aware’ school By Per Peterson Tracy Area Elementary School isn’t 100% peanut-free, but it is now […]
Concerns intensify over enrollment trend
By Per Peterson Enrollment continues to trend downward at Tracy Area Public Schools, and that means less revenue for the school district. “The funding that […]
A new world of welding at TAHS
By Per Peterson Christmas came early this year for Elizabeth Johnson. Johnson is an ag teacher at Tracy Area High School with a specialization […]