Science rules for 5th- & 6th-graders
By Per Peterson Camryn Peterson really hates mosquitoes — so much so that she decided to devote her science project to preventing mosquito bites. “They’re […]
3 longtime teachers to retire
By Per Peterson The District No. 2904 School Board on Monday accepted the resignations of a trio of teachers who combined have taught at Tracy […]
Clean-up Day is Saturday
Tracy residents and property owners are encouraged to take advantage of Spring Clean-Up Day, Saturday, May 20, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Local resident […]
Hmong cultural center proposed
By Per Peterson Khou Lor has high hopes for a Thursday night event this week, and even higher hopes for something much bigger down the […]
New Wheels displays are music to ears
By Seth Schmidt The snappy melody of “Washington March” reverberated through the Wheels Across the Prairie Museum Sunday. The flawless piano performance suggested that Scott […]
$54,950 bid accepted on Masonic demo
By Seth Schmidt The expense to Tracy taxpayers for demolishing the former Masonic Temple building will be far less than originally thought. Monday night, Tracy […]
Farmers seeing more field time, but signs of late snowfall linger
By Per Peterson The rest of the week calls for dry conditions, and farmers in the Tracy area couldn’t be happier. Northern Lyon County and […]
Sarah, Shetek and others beckon
Minnesota fishing opener is Saturday By Per Peterson Chuck Obler, fishing technician for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, said there will come a time […]
Pool family pass reinstated
Family passes at the Tracy Aquatic Center will be offered this summer after all, city council members decided Monday. The family passes will be $150 […]
A class half full
This year’s TAHS graduating class will be about half the size as 1977’s. Steadily-declining enrollment is one of many ways schooling in rural areas has […]