Balaton, Milroy excited about broadband news
By Per Peterson Thanks to a round of state grants totaling $26 million, Balaton and Milroy received some good news on the broadband front last […]
GOP gubernatorial hopefuls take stage, jabs at current administration
By Per Peterson Four of 11 Republicans with their eyes on filling the open governor’s seat in 2018, found their way to Marshall and Southwest […]
Applicants invited for council post
By Seth Schmidt A vacancy on the Tracy City Council will be filled by appointment. Accepting a recommendation from City Attorney Matt Gross, the council […]
Parade of Lights to shine Saturday
The holiday season starts twinkling in Tracy on Saturday. The Tracy Chamber of Commerce is planning a host of special activities to coincide with the […]
A new focus
Kyleen Olson Photography plans downtown open house By Seth Schmidt Picture this: a new business is opening in downtown Tracy. A grand opening for Kyleen […]
A night of honors
Tracy Area High School welcomes 2 to Wall of Fame By Per Peterson Neal “Corky” Vahle remembers being knocked down more than once in his […]
Tracy, Balaton will be home to special election voting
By Per Peterson The District No. 2904 School Board discussed special election polling places at Monday’s meeting and unanimously approved a resolution verifying combined polling […]
‘Off to see the Wizard’
TAHS musical is friday through Sunday By Seth Schmidt Four of the most beloved characters in American folklore — Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Cowardly […]
Chukuske resigns, cites ‘negative attacks’ for resignation
By Seth Schmidt Tracy’s five-member city council has been reduced to four, with the resignation of Bill Chukuske. Chukuske’s letter of resignation, read by Mayor […]
Memories on the move
Saturday was bittersweet at the shuttered Red Rooster, as residents visited the historic eatery for the last time. On the menu: everything. By Per Peterson […]