Refuse new water meter? Expect $500 fine, shut-off
By Seth Schmidt The City of Tracy will be ramping up efforts to get 100% of its utility customers hooked up with new “radio read” […]
Bids sought on $6.7M project
By Seth Schmidt If all goes as expected, City of Tracy officials will open bids for the Phase 3A infrastructure project on April 11. If […]
Redevelopment eyed for old hog station
TDC sees possibilities for prime property By Seth Schmidt A new future is envisioned for a blighted property on South Center Street in Tracy. The […]
Schools to use March 14 as make-up day
By Per Peterson Tracy Area Public Schools and St. Mary’s School will use a planned spring break day, March 14, as a make-up day. The […]
Headlight-Herald ownership to change
Per Peterson, Tara Brandl taking over newspaper, effective April 1 Tracy’s longest established family-owned business will soon be operating under new ownership. Seth Schmidt and […]
Winter dangerously piling up on roofs all over town
By Per Peterson The beautiful majesty of a winter’s morn is fine in December, but at this time of the year — given the amount […]
Catch the drift? Local township roads sure are
By Per Peterson Some local township roads that took a beating during last year’s floods are closed once again — this time, the result of […]
Local teen fighting for her life
17-year-old Emilie Hissam has been hospitalized since February 12 By Per Peterson Jeff Hissam finds the words hard to come by. He doesn’t know how […]
Panthers take 3rd at state
TMB/WWG defeated ACGC 38-26 in the third-place match of the Class A State Wrestling Tournament on Thursday. It’s the second year in a row the […]
Snowiest February
34.72” is most on record for Tracy By Seth Schmidt Congratulations, hearty Tracy area people. February snowfall totals in Tracy are a modern-day record. Through […]