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. […]
Clean-up cooperation sought
By Seth Schmidt City of Tracy leaders are asking residents to clean up their yards and business establishments. But they are also letting property owners […]
6 qualify for state speech
By Per Peterson Speech or Spain? That was the decision facing Tracy Area High School senior Anna Johnston this year. The decision was an easy […]