Hwy. 14 site proposed for liquor store
By Seth Schmidt The Tracy Municipal Liquor store has been tapped for a new Hwy. 14 location. Monday night, the city council passed a motion […]
All sidewalks to remain
By Seth Schmidt The Tracy City Council has embraced the status quo for city sidewalk policy. A council motion passed Monday, states that existing sidewalks […]
New office retains a bit of John’s
By Per Peterson Mark Priegnitz can still remember John Schleppenbach going the extra mile to help him when one of his children got sick upon […]
Moving day for State Farm
By Seth Schmidt Thanks to a platoon of volunteer movers, the relocation of the Tracy State Farm office from Fourth to Third streets went off […]
Faces from the past
Glass plate images discovered in the rubble of a demolition project in the upstairs level of the former J Mar building piqued the interest of […]
Friday storm didn’t mean day off for students
TAPS implements new Virtual Learning Day for first time this school year By Per Peterson A little snow and wind wasn’t enough to stop the […]
Small Cities grant hopes are on rise
By Seth Schmidt Tracy has moved one step closer to obtaining a new Small Cities housing rehabilitation grant. Recently, the Tracy Economic Development Authority was […]
Twins in Tracy
TAES was one of just a handful of schools in Minnesota chosen to get a chance to get to know some Twins players up close, […]
Meadowland fire keeps TFD busy
The Tracy Fire Department was called back out to Meadowland Farmers Cooperative last week. Meadowland General Manager Mike Trosen said the metal transitions where the […]
Canopy comes down
Part of the finishing touches on the demolition at the former Red Rooster Restaurant site last week was the toppling and removal of the canopy […]