Tracy’s Bulldog
Colleagues, former students reflect on the life of Mr. Marben — one of most popular and well-respected figures to ever grace the halls of Tracy […]
‘New pathways in brain’
Eye-movements are key to promising mental-health therapy By Seth Schmidt The treatment technique sounds geeky and academic: Accelerated Resolution Therapy. But for Trudy Ujdur, a […]
Ponding becoming an issue on school grounds
By Per Peterson While the Tracy Area High School building itself wasn’t damaged in any way during last week’s flood, the large amount of rain […]
Baptism by fire for new city administrator
By Per Peterson It started with a simple, Tuesday morning phone call from Tracy Police Chief Jason Lichty to new City Administrator Kris Ambuehl. “He […]
Lake levels a rising concern
By Per Peterson Saturated soil. Nearly-full watersheds. Intense, long-lasting storms. It all factors into troubling times if you live in areas like Lake Sarah, Lake […]
Disposal collection site turns out to be life-saver for Tracy residents
By Per Peterson The last time there was this much commotion at the Red Rooster, people were driving off with furniture and artifacts from the […]
Family pride helps save Food Pride
By Per Peterson Grocery guru Bruce Schelhaas has always had his children by his side — from his start in the industry in Ruthton, to his […]
Flood emergency efforts earn kudos
By Seth Schmidt Tracy city council members expressed gratitude for the emergency responses of Tracy firemen, public works employees, and police and ambulance personnel in […]
Klobuchar, Peterson get first-hand flood accounts
By Per Peterson U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar and District 7 Congressman Collin Peterson toured the city of Tracy on Sunday morning, viewed myriad photos taken […]
Rain, then pain
Flooded intersections and parking lots. Basements besieged by water. Collapsed foundations. A backed-up sewage system that only added insult to injury. It all led to […]