Enrollment factors into school budget
By Tara Brandl A projected decrease in enrollment played a key roll in the preliminary budget for 2019-2020 at Tracy Area Public Schools, which was […]
Despite losing steam, Tracy’s hospice project grinds ahead
Hospice of Murray County administrator says there have been changes to plans for Our House project By Per Peterson It is not easy for Jessie […]
To the rescue… in a mountain of corn
A group of 2 dozen Tracy firefighters had their hands full Monday as they conducted grain bin training in town By Per Peterson More than […]
Remembering those we lost
In a solemn and unheralded ceremony on the 51st anniversary of the Tracy tornado, a new tradition carried on as nine black balloons were released […]
Tracy city administrator was put to the test right away in first year
Just a week into his tenure, Kris Ambuehl saw his new hometown flood. Looking back on his first year in office, he’s proud of his […]
Ready for their final number
By committee, members of the beloved Tracy Community Band have decided to disband after 30 years of bringing musical joy to the Tracy masses By […]
$579,600 grant a boon for some homeowners
By Per Peterson Housing rehabilitation help for certain areas of Tracy is right around the corner. The City of Tracy’s application for a 2019 Minnesota […]
With eye toward future, City of Tracy to sign on for financial management plan
By Per Peterson The Tracy City Council on Monday approved a motion to pay $23,000 to implement a financial management plan for the City, which […]
‘This isn’t just about the people who live there’
Closing of Slayton senior facility doesn’t sit well with families There were more questions than answers last Thursday at what was called a “brainstorming” public […]
Flaws on Front Street
Below-the-surface issues plague road Discussion at a May EDA meeting centered around the very real potential for a future housing development along Front St., on […]