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 […]
School board mulls options for cafeteria fix
Ideas such as moving 6th grade to high school, building new gym discussed; for time being, schools decide to shift TES cafeteria times By Per […]
City accepts $3.2 million bid
‘Phase I’ could begin in April By Seth Schmidt A $3.2 million construction bid has been accepted for a large sewer, water, and street improvement […]
City deputy registrar generates $54,607
The Deputy Registrar’s office at Tracy City Hall is expected to generate $20,000 for the city’s 2017 general fund, plus enough money to pay for […]
Judge rules against city in assessment appeals case
Property values don’t justify assessment amounts, court rules By Seth Schmidt A Lyon County District Judge has ruled in favor of nine parties who contested […]
No Looking Back
While spinal fusion surgery has put Jordan Kunkel’s dance career on hold, the Balaton teen hasn’t let the physical setback dampen her spirits. She might […]
‘Tracy Reads’ to begin new chapter
The Tracy Public Library is again coordinating a community reading program. “Tracy Reads” this year will feature the Catherine Ryan Hyde novel, “Say Goodbye For […]
Welcome mat out for Chamber gala
The Tracy Chamber of Commerce’s annual community gala is planned Saturday, Jan. 21, at The Caboose. The Chamber banquet begins with a 5 p.m., social […]
Homework? How about ‘buswork’?
Wi-fi up and running on some school busses thanks to tech. grant Wi-fi is spreading at Tracy Area High School, which was among 12 school […]