City Hall to stay open until 4:30 p.m.
By Seth Schmidt Tracy City Hall and its deputy registrar office will be open an extra half hour, Monday through Friday, beginning May 1. Tracy […]
County eyes ‘significant’ savings in 2017 road construction
By Per Peterson Lyon County Highway Engineer Aaron VanMoer said the county should see some significant savings as it hits the roads this construction season. […]
Speakers ready for state
TAHS speech student will compete Saturday By Per Peterson It’s difficult enough to make it to the state speech tournament for kids who have been […]
End-O-Line loses its driving force
By Per Peterson Long known as the driving force behind Currie’s world-famous End-O-Line Railroad Park and Museum, Louise Gervais was Currie. Her passion for history […]
Panther 1 Invite results
The TMB girls finished fourth and the boys finished fifth in the Panther I Invite on Tuesday. The Panther girls’ highlight was the 3200 meter […]
Softball team starts season in impressive fashion
The TMB softball team cruised to two wins Tuesday to open its season. The Panthers defeated YME 27-0 and 14-0. Lexi Tauer drove in four […]
Panthers fall to Windom
WINDOM — Tracy-Milroy-Balaton scored two runs in the top of the seventh inning, but fell just short of winning its second straight game. The Panthers […]
Warning: storm season looms
By Per Peterson Sixty years ago at about this time of the month, 21-year-old Tracy farmer Robert Maeyaert was killed instantly by a bolt of […]
Asian food returns to Highway 14
By Per Peterson Vee Moua has one rule in her new Asian restaurant on Hwy. 14: Don’t order a burger. “I welcome everyone who likes […]
Seniors reflect on Spain adventure
By Per Peterson When you think of Spain, oftentimes, the Running of the Bulls comes to mind. Or maybe the Sagrada Famiilia or El Escorial. […]