EDA board continues to vet housing concerns
By Per Peterson There’s no debate about the need for more housing in Tracy. One of the housing-related questions that came up at last week’s […]
Dealing with the decline
Group discusses school enrollment trends, what future holds By Per Peterson The red flag signaling the decline in enrollment at Tracy Area Public Schools has […]
Spanovich eager to bring Ariel to life
By Per Peterson Acting chops. Check. Red locks. Check. It’s almost as if Jenna Spanovich was made for this part. Spanovich, a junior at Tracy […]
Under the Sea
Tracy Area High School thespians delve below the surface for Disney classic, ‘The Little Mermaid’ By Per Peterson Fun. That’s one of the main reasons […]
Still coming in wet
Moisture content in corn still high By Per Peterson This year’s growing season in the area has been very much less than ideal. Late planting […]
Tracy loses its adopted war hero, Chuck Childs
By Per Peterson Chuck Childs might have only been in Tracy for a couple of years, but his personality and his passion for life and […]
Council approves CUP for daycare
By Per Peterson The Tracy City Council on Monday opened the door for a new day care/preschool in downtown Tracy in the building on Morgan […]
Weathering the storms
It’s been a tough year on the corn crop, which has withstood heavy rains, some ponding and strong winds … and that was just last […]
25 years and still going strong at O’Brien Court
By Per Peterson O’Brien Court made an immediate impact on the Tracy community and the surrounding area when it opened its doors on Oct. 1, […]
Attendance at school conferences a mixed bag
By Tara Brandl Tracy Area Public Schools’ fall parent teacher conferences saw a large disparity in attendance between the elementary and high school buildings, as […]