Expo: Thinking spring, despite snow and cold
More than 60 vendors lined up for Prairie Women’s Expo By Per Peterson Irony is defined as the use of language that normally signifies the […]
School safety is bipartisan issue, how much to spend is the question
By Per Peterson At the midway point of the 2018 legislative session, the question isn’t will schools have more money to spend on safety, it’s […]
March 2018: The lion roars again
City workers, Tracy residents were kept busy Saturday morning after another 6”-plus of dense snow fell By Per Peterson The calendar says it’s spring; Mother […]
Easter egg hunt update
Lake Sarah Baptist hunt moved to this Saturday The Easter egg hunt that was to be held at Lake Sarah Baptist Church last Saturday has […]
The eagles have landed
By Per Peterson If you think you’re seeing more bald eagles around, you are. Thanks to a change in attitude toward the species and federal […]
City interviews remain uncertain
By Seth Schmidt It’s still unknown when interviews will begin for a new Tracy City Administrator. Who will be interviewed is also unknown. Interim City […]
So, what’s it worth?
Local residents curious about value of their wares get answers By Per Peterson Sis and Joe Beierman enjoy watching Antiques Roadshow when they can. On […]
Building on Tradition
Girls’ BB team adds to school’s hoops legacy with record-setting number of wins, 5th-place finish at first state tournament appearance since 1997 By Per Peterson […]
Say ‘queso’
Tracy Area High School Spanish students said “adios” to their families and classmates Tuesday morning as they headed off to Spain for their Spanish study […]
Hospice drive surges closer
By Seth Schmidt Optimism is building that Hospice of Murray County will reach a fund-raising goal and start construction on a four-bedroom hospice house in […]