$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 […]
Patriotic touch
Emergency vehicles led the way for motorcyclists who took part in this year’s Hero’s Run, which departed from Bonnie & Clyde’s and headed […]
City will seek $250,000 July flood relief loan
By Seth Schmidt The City of Tracy will likely obtain a $250,000, no-interest loan to help pay for “extraordinary” expenses related to the early July […]
$20 million plan gets early review
Widespread street excavations would carry into 2021 By Seth Schmidt The City of Tracy took another step down a path that could lead to $20 […]
Wilder Pageant asking public for help with flood losses
By Per Peterson Surrounded by mud and muck, how can the Laura Ingalls Wilder Pageant site appear to be as clean as it’s ever been? […]
A flood of paperwork: Insurance agents abnormally busy
By Per Peterson Local insurance agents have found themselves about as busy as they’ve ever been this month after the July 3 flood. The fast […]