It’s all in details for this Tracy grad
By Per Peterson For the better part of the last three years, Kevin Engelkes has toiled away in his garage, detailing other people’s vehicles. Today, […]
School’s lighting retrofit, restroom project hit snags
By Per Peterson Tracy Area High School Supt. Chad Anderson updated the District 2904 School Board on a number of construction-related items at Monday’s meeting, […]
All revved up in the park
By Per Peterson The venue, the music, the perfect combination of shade and sun, and the smooth and familiar voice of Mylan Ray made for […]
Shooters thin pigeon flocks
By Seth Schmidt The pigeon population in and around downtown Tracy was depleted early Sunday morning. Thirty-eight sportsmen turned out for a police-organized pigeon shoot […]
Walls come tumbling down
Decayed Masonic Temple was once one of Tracy’s finest buildings By Seth Schmidt The landmark Tracy Masonic Temple building is no more. The massive brick […]
High-level effort saves Masonic stones
By Seth Schmidt With a little help from his friends, Lyle Noomen was a perfect three-for-three in efforts to save three historic stone markers during […]
Roggatz will miss job, but longs for more time with family
By Per Peterson The City of Tracy’s 90th Box Car Day’s celebration this year will be Kimberly Roggatz’s last one as the city’s Chamber of […]
Pageant marks 40th season
Tale of 1870s pioneer girl continues to attract crowds What would Laura Ingalls think, if she could somehow return to Walnut Grove this weekend? The […]
New store planned
Lewis Family Drug plans to build a new 4,000 square-foot store in Tracy. Brad Tams, regional manager for Lewis Drug, said Tuesday that if all […]
Garden tour has Balaton blooms
Next week’s annual Tracy Area Garden Tour shines a spotlight on Balaton The Wednesday, July 12, garden tour features six Balaton area gardens, as well […]