TAHS to welcome Moore, Hook into Wall of Fame
‘Keep smiling’ … not a problem for inductee Dennis Moore, Class of ’65 By Per Peterson Every inductee into the Tracy Area High School Wall […]
A new culture at TAHS
Aquaculture class at TAHS, partnership with tru Shrimp provides a virtual seafood buffet, served to students in the name of learning By Per Peterson Fish […]
Extra council seats to wait
The seven-member Tracy City Council that voters okayed last week will go into effect with the 2020 general election. An amendment to the city’s charter, […]
It’s back to kindergarten for this year’s fall play at TAHS
“I believe that imagination is stronger than knowledge. That myth is more potent than history. That dreams are more powerful than facts. That hope always […]
Classmates show their love for Gavin, penny by penny
TAES students give money raised from annual Penny War fundraiser to Fischer family By Per Peterson Tracy Area Elementary School students showed their affection for […]
Tracy backs Johnson, bucks Walz victory
Walz wins over Republican Democrat and former District 1 U.S. Congressman Tim Walz defeated Jeff Johnson, former Hennepin County commissioner, to become Minnesota’s next governor. […]
Republican incumbents Schomacker, Swedzinski win another term
It was a good Election Night for area incumbents. District 22A Minnesota House of Representative candidate Joe Schomacker (R-Luverne) won a fifth term by defeating […]
Voters put Dimmers in mayor’s seat
Anthony Dimmers was elected as Tracy’s mayor Tuesday, topping Tony Peterson by a 405 to 309 margin. Dimmers, a member of the Tracy Planning Commission, […]
Voters okay larger council
The Tracy City Council will increase by two members, thanks to an amendment to city charter that was approved by city voters Tuesday. By a […]
Peterson leads Hughes; Klobuchar, Smith come out on top
Blue Dog Democrat Congressman Collin Peterson was aiming for another win over David Hughes on Tuesday. With 70% of the precincts reporting, Peterson led by […]