Primary election right around the corner
This year’s primary election is Tuesday. In the battle to replace Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton, there is a three-person race among Republicans between former governor […]
$343,000: County estimates road flood damages
By Byron Higgin County Correspondent “The July 3 rain was a heck of a rain,” Lyon County Highway Engineer Aaron VanMoer said at Tuesday’s board […]
Peach of a deal
Food Pride in midst of annual peach-lug frenzy By Seth Schmidt Tracy Food Pride employees went to work early Thursday morning to help unload 300 […]
National Night Out is Tuesday
By Per Peterson One of Tracy’s most well-attended events is right around the corner. National Night Out — an event that celebrates local law enforcement […]
City on aggressive path to procure flood assistance
By Per Peterson Tracy City Administrator Kris Ambuehl said Monday he is continuing to work with federal-level officials in the area of individual flood assistance. […]
$7.8 million in grants pegged for Tracy
By Seth Schmidt How much proposed Phase 3 sewer, water, and storm sewer improvements will cost—and how the project would be paid for—is coming into […]
Shetek’s skipper
Jim Moldenhauer has taken his love of pontoons to a new level and in the process has redefined the term ‘man cave’ By Per Peterson […]
Cooreman won’t seek reelection
Council filing period opens The filing period for three positions on the Tracy City Council opened Tuesday, July 31. Candidates can file for office through […]
Council is open to off-sale liquor license applications
By Seth Schmidt City of Tracy leaders are signaling a willingness to consider one or more off-sale liquor licenses to private business enterprises and end […]
Development proposed for Red Rooster site
Council would consider off-sale liquor license for $3.5 million multi-use plan By Seth Schmidt A travel center, fuel pumps, laundromat, car wash, and an off-sale […]