An hour on Friday keeps the principal away
By Per Peterson If you want kids to know the importance of making the right decisions, call Shirley Anderson. She could surely share some anecdotes […]
LEDs will shed light at TAHS
By Per Peterson Members of the District 2904 School Board took a short but potentially important field trip at its most recent meeting. They walked […]
Striking up pep band not as easy as it once was
Busy student schedules are limit By Per Peterson Tracy Area High School Activities Director Bill Tauer loves a good crowd at games, and he remembers […]
The new standard
The ink was barely dry in the TMB record book when Spencer Smith rewrote it. By Per Peterson If history tells us anything, it’s that […]
Balaton natural gas gets okay
By Per Peterson There is plenty of excitement in the air — and there will soon be plenty of it underground as well — in […]
Police handle 1,731 incidents
Tracy Police Chief Jason Lichty, in his annual incident report, describes 2016 as another busy year. Tracy police officers responded to 1,731 calls during 2016. […]
Smith sets scoring mark
By Per Peterson If history tells us anything, it’s that many records stand the test of time. Not this one. A season removed from the […]
All voices on deck
Speech team expands, 5 state qualifiers return By Per Peterson Thanks to the efforts of the coaches, the Tracy Area High School speech team has […]
Witness to history in D.C.
Mike Landuyt returns from Trump inauguration By Seth Schmidt Mike Landuyt witnessed history being made in Washington D.C. Friday. The rural Walnut Grove farmer was […]
Business… with ample doses of fun
Chamber celebrates, looks ahead to 2017 There was no business like Tracy Chamber of Commerce business Saturday night. “We’ve had a pretty amazing year,” Kim […]