Corralling Art
Think you can’t draw? Don’t tell that to local artist Dan Wahl, who will not only disagree, he’ll encourage you to be part of his […]
City’s snow removal protocol questioned
By Per Peterson Is there a better way to plow the city’s streets after a snowfall? During his presentation to the Tracy City Council on […]
City prepping for big summer
By Per Peterson Tracy residents have a lot of making up to do this summer — in terms of fun, that is. And part of this […]
Breaking the glass backboard
Catching up with … The 1981 tracy girls’ basketball team (AKA Mik’s chicks) “Catching Up With …” is a new periodic feature of the Tracy […]
COVID-19: A Year Removed
With optimism for the future, superintendent, city administrator reflect on a tumultuous year By Per Peterson One year ago this week, “distance learning” became part […]
State is great, but it’s not the same
By Per Peterson In 2020, the Minnesota State Wrestling Tournament concluded at the end of February. This year, there have yet to be any champions […]
Appraising History
Are there any buildings in Tracy that could be classified as historic treasures? That’s what the City is currently trying to find out. By Per […]
Prom 2021: TAHS juniors and seniors have spoken
By Per Peterson Tracy Area High School juniors and seniors recently completed a survey about this year’s prom, and an overwhelming number of them want […]
Council, residents get close-up look at state of former liquor store building
By Per Peterson Three years ago, the City of Tracy’s four-person liquor store committee led an open meeting to determine the future of Tracy’s Municipal […]
When ‘what if’ hits home
Tracy’s police chief recently updated the city council on protocols and procedures that would kick in during an emergency situation By Per Peterson Tracy residents […]