Flag-burning ceremony is May 21
The Tracy American Legion is collecting worn U.S. flags for a burning ceremony May 21, 6 p.m. at the American Legion. Community members can bring […]
Six interviewed for city vacancy
2-3 finalists are likely Finalists for the Tracy City Administrator vacancy could be announced soon. Six candidates were interviewed for the position last week. “We […]
Snow melt closes roads
While it didn’t last long, this flooded section of Greenwood Avenue was a reminder of what happens when a lot of snow melts in a […]
School district to use make-up dates to train
By Per Peterson While many students are already counting down the days until the end of another school year, the official school calendar has taken […]
25” snow is state record
The 25” snowfall recorded in Tracy during the blizzard of April 14-15 has put Box Car Days City in the record books. State climatologist Mark […]
It’s late ice-out for Lake Shetek
The ice-out date at Lake Shetek this spring will be one of the latest in modern history. As of Tuesday morning, the region’s largest lake […]
Spring blooms
Yes, spring has finally arrived. Temperatures hit 65 degrees Monday, and the April 14-15 blizzard that dumped double-digit snowfalls across the region is being forgotten. […]
Delayed Expo set for Saturday
By Per Peterson The large cutout letters taped to the windows of the Veterans’ Memorial Center spell out the word “spring,” and there’s a 100% […]
Chamber hires director
By Per Peterson Brittany Larson is coming home, and the Tracy Area Chamber of Commerce couldn’t be more pleased. Larson, a 2010 graduate of Tracy […]
City interviews underway
The next Tracy City Administrator will likely visit the community this week. Interviews are scheduled with seven applicants for the city vacancy Tuesday through Thursday, […]