Chamber on the hunt for Roggatz’ replacement
By Per Peterson The Tracy Area Chamber of Commerce has made its position clear on the latest personnel matter at City Hall. While the idea […]
‘Night Out’ event planned Tuesday
Tracy area residents are invited to join their neighbors for an evening of free fun, food, and fellowship next week. The annual Tracy “Night Out […]
Flight school getting off the ground
David Algyer hopes idea will help promote Tracy’s airport By Per Peterson David Algyer would love nothing more than to see more activity at the […]
City deals with power outage
A number of businesses affected after loss of power during Friday’s storm By Per Peterson It was lights out at Lights & Beyond and all […]
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 […]