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, […]
The show did go on
After two postponements, the Tracy Area Dance Studio’s 2018 Spring Recital finally took place Monday night. Dancers who delighted the crowd included (from left) Mallorie […]
Weather woes keep schools on their toes
By Per Peterson Already Monday morning, Tracy Area High School Supt. Chad Anderson was looking ahead to another weather system due to hit Tracy and […]
WHITE…OUT!
Another week, another spring blizzard — this time, 25 inches of snow was left behind, making a long winter even longer By Seth Schmidt The Weather […]