Masonic demolition is near
By Seth Schmidt If all goes as expected, the Masonic Temple building will be only a memory one month from now. The Tracy City Council […]
Mammoth elm gives up likely tornado souvenir
By Seth Schmidt A behemoth elm tree that shaded the corner of Fourth and Harvey streets for generations, fell to the rasping snarl of John […]
School board: solar panels fine, but stay off of roofs
By Per Peterson School board members of District No. 2904 aren’t against solar energy in theory — just don’t plan on putting any solar panels on […]
In wake of hail, producers hoping for best
By Per Peterson Tom Hesse can only guess how much rain he got in Thursday morning’s storm. That’s because the large sky-is-falling hail that doused […]
The battle continues
Tracy graduate stays optimistic as she deals with autoimmune disease Miller, a 2011 graduate of Tracy Area High School, is recovering from autoimmune hemolytic anemia. […]
Heart & sole
Local woman strives to get program started to help young girls get into shape — physically and emotionally By Per Peterson Making fitness fun. That’s what […]
19th-century house had seen better days
By Seth Schmidt A house built when families had backyard barns for horses and milk cows bit the dust in Tracy on Thursday. “It was […]
Garvin Park bathrooms, bridge named priorities
By Byron Higgin County Correspondent Proposed improvements to Garvin Park have an estimated $252,584 price tag. But Lyon County Commissioners decided Tuesday to tackle two […]
Utility rate study debated
By Seth Schmidt City Administrator Madonna Peterson has asked the city council to reconsider a previous decision to not hire an outside consultant to conduct […]
EDA discusses long-range plans
By Seth Schmidt Dennis Fultz, Tracy Economic Development Authority chairman, challenged fellow members to dream a little last week. The longtime EDA leader shared a […]