Taking Pride
Tracy Food Pride owner Bruce Schelhaas looks back on 20 years in Tracy By Per Peterson Living up to the name of his beloved store, […]
MPR news report notes Tracy projects
Two Tracy officials were quoted in a Minnesota Public Radio report Monday about the possible impact of proposed spending reductions in federal agencies like Rural […]
Public access cable policies are adopted
By Seth Schmidt A formal policy for submissions to the City of Tracy’s cable access channel has taken shape. The new policy, adopted by the […]
Women’s Expo theme says ‘Come Play’
Hundreds of visitors are expected in downtown Tracy for the Prairie Women’s Expo Saturday. Doors open at the recently-refurbished Veterans’ Memorial Center at 9 a.m. […]
Masonic razing targeted for May
City qualifies for $290,000 state loan By Seth Schmidt Thanks to a low-interest state loan, the City of Tracy is moving ahead with plans to […]
Shetek’s Sweet Side
Sugarbush affair fills stomachs with food, minds with knowledge By Per Peterson Katie Chapman has gotten over the embarrassment of tapping an oak tree while […]
Phase One construction set April 13
Construction on Tracy’s $3.2 million infrastructure project is targeted for an April 13 start. Consulting engineer Chris Larson, I&S Group, told the Tracy City Council […]
Volunteers sought for city charter commission
Wanted: Civic-minded individuals needed to serve on Tracy Charter Commission. That is the urgent message the city council members have for Tracy residents. The charter […]
Students tout technology in front of the camera
KEYC interviews superintendent, students for story on TAHS’s aggressive wi-fi expansion By Per Peterson They didn’t get to have their hair or makeup professionally done, […]
Saturday Lions’ dinner will raise money for sign
The Tracy Lions will host its annual community dinner and raffle Saturday at The Caboose in Tracy. Proceeds from the 6:30 p.m. program will go […]